The sixth literary festival “Centroamerica Cuenta 2019” closed in San Jose, Costa Rica with a “concert-talk show” by representatives of two generations from a family of musicians: Luis Enrique Mejia Godoy and Luis Enrique Mejia Lopez, who talked about their songs and about their lives as artists who have upheld the name of Nicaragua.
Read MoreAt least 23 detainees have been killed in a mutiny in police cells in western Venezuela, the NGO Venezuelan Observatory of Prisons (OVP) said on Friday.
Read MoreThe Brazilian cosmetics company Natura is acquiring London-based Avon, creating a direct-to-consumer global beauty giant, Natura said earlier in the week.
Read MoreVenezuela will develop a nationwide 4G technology system with the help of the Chinese company Huawei, which has been sanctioned by the United States, President Nicolas Maduro has said.
Read MoreRussia on Wednesday accused the United States of trying to forcibly overthrow Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, whom Moscow supports.
Read MoreIf you’ve traveled through any large Latin American city lately you’ve undoubtedly seen Rappi at work. The company’s meteoric rise (its business grew by 20 per cent every month in 2018) has also been propelled by another less likely source: Venezuelan migrants.
Read MoreWhen the human rights activist was just a teenager in the northern Colombian town of Tiquisio, Juan Meneses stood up against paramilitary groups which tried to pressure boys to join them at the gates of his school.
Read MoreEcuador is expected to allow US officials to enter its London embassy on Monday to take away possessions left behind by WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange after his arrest last month, the whistle-blowing website said.
Read MorePolice arrested four activists earlier today inside the Venezuelan embassy in Washington, D.C. The activists from CodePink, ANSWER Coalition and Popular Resistance had spent weeks inside the building at the invitation of Venezuela’s government in order to prevent it from being taken over by Venezuela’s U.S.-backed opposition.
Read MoreColombia’s former guerrilla group FARC on Wednesday accused President Ivan Duque’s government of not protecting the lives of ex-rebels, saying more than 140 of them have been killed since a peace deal was signed in 2016.
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