Latin America Archives - Page 6 of 469

Chilean Priest Recounts the Horror of Life in Haiti

“Most people survive thanks to remittances from relatives abroad. Commerce is informal, and healthcare is extremely precarious.”

All the militarization and its propaganda hide a real border security issue: the struggle people face in making ends meet.

Mexico calls the initiative a “discriminatory injustice,” which will also affect families in many countries.

Elio Heredia from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Sunset in Campo Elias”, in Trujillo, Venezuela.

I haven’t seen my mother in two and a half years. My wife hasn’t seen hers in the same amount of time. My father died while I was away…

His presidency was marked by progressive policies on issues such as same-sex marriage, cannabis legalization, and his personal austerity.

The advocates of deregulation, led by the billionaire tech giants, spread the false idea that controlling social networks is censorship.

Today’s featured band is Mono Blanco from Veracruz, Mexico with a live performance of the song “El Cachumbe” from the album Fandango (2018).

The former president left the Nicaraguan Embassy in Panama after months of diplomatic tension and traveled to Colombia.

Mexican authorities must investigate the disappearance of journalist Miguel Ángel Anaya, the founder and editor of news website Panuco Online.