Championing Social Changes: A Tale of Two Women
This is the story of two women who are positively transforming social norms in their respective societies, as part of the global movement towards gender equality.
Read MoreThis is the story of two women who are positively transforming social norms in their respective societies, as part of the global movement towards gender equality.
Read MoreRural and indigenous populations in countries like Guatemala and Honduras are increasingly on the move – either migrating internally or to neighboring countries.
Read MoreTransport produces 25% of emissions in Latin America and the Caribbean. While the air in most of the region’s capitals has become almost unbreatheable, cycling has captured the imagination of thousands of Latin Americans.
Read MoreOn June 1, the El Salvador debuted with a new president. The fascination for the new overrides everything, for the uncontaminated or not trampled on, is what voters wanted when they chose Nayib Bukele, a man that was not tied to any party, platform or ideology.
Read MoreVenezuelans in the city of Washington D.C., in the United States, are currently without consular protection as access to their country’s embassy has remained unstable since April.
Read MoreThe sunbow. Taken in Cozumel, Mexico by Ezgi Jenkins. USA. Camera: Cellphone Xiamomi Mi A1
Read MoreMusic quickly became an essential element of the civic protests that began in April 2018, against a new family dictatorship that has made Nicaragua bleed. A new generation of artists, including Bruno Cortina, was moved to compose the soundtrack of this new civic rebellion, which has left 326 dead, more than 700 political prisoners and the forced exile of some 60 thousand people.
Read MoreOne million people have left Venezuela since last November as the exodus from the crisis-hit South American country has continued to skyrocket, UN agencies said on Friday in Geneva.
Read MoreVenezuela has overtaken China to become the No 1 country of origin for those claiming asylum in the US upon arrival or shortly after, with nearly 30,000 Venezuelans applying for asylum with US Citizenship and Immigration Services in 2018.
Read MoreThe immense fortune created by the combination of high oil prices and the copious extraction of black gold from Venezuelan subsoil laid the foundation for a “Bolivarian Joint Criminal Enterprise” (BJCE), according to a new report signed by Douglas Farah and Caitlyn Yates, the president and investigator for IBI Consultants, LLC.
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