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Victims of Slavery in Ecuador Should Receive Reparations

Hundreds of families endured conditions imposed by Furukawa Plantations of minimal wages, exploitation, lack of access to basic services…

Martinelli led all polls for years. But after being sentenced to 10 years in prison for money laundering he was relieved by Jose Raul Mulino.

During his first 100 days in office, a freedom organization found that 4 out of every 10 attacks on the press involved Milei or his ministers

Will Maduro allow a competitive election, in which he could lose power, or will he subvert it like Ortega did in 2021 in Nicaragua?

Those who have opted for gradual changes were more successful, while those who chose abrupt radical projects failed.

The UN Security Council has given the go-ahead to a multinational armed mission for Haiti to support the National Police to combat the gangs.

Thousands of Indigenous leaders have been rallying in Brasília this week, calling on the government to recognize their ancestral lands.

Chilean authorities should drop charges against journalists Daniel Labbe & Josefa Barraza and ensure reporters can work without restrictions.

The Coimbra Group asked the centers of higher education around the world to offer support to the Nicaraguan students and professors.

Then, they would help create a network of newsrooms to reveal the full picture of Odebrecht corruption in Latin America.