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Green Spaces & Healthy Eating: A Winner Against Prediabetes

In the last 30 years, the number of adults with diabetes has tripled in the Americas.

Sara Flores: “I worry about my friends. I am worried something might happen to my daughter when she goes out to the street.”

Today’s featured artist is Willie Colon from the US with the song “Camino al Barrio” from the album “El Baquiné de Angelitos Negros” (1977).

Indi Rivero de Venezuela tomó nuestra foto del día: “Sweethearts”, in Lara, Venezuela.

Venezuela set the date of July 28 for their next presidential elections, already marked by the disqualification of opposition candidates…

More than 5,500 families from Costa Rica & Nicaragua fear eviction from where they have lived for decades that was declared a wildlife refuge.

On Tuesday, Henry landed in Puerto Rico after being unable to fly back to Haiti, where armed groups attacked the airport on Monday.

Venezuela has undertaken the task of covering the remains of its last glacier, La Corona, on Humboldt Peak at 4,900 meters high in the Andes.

The time for tepid measures has ended. After such a damning report, action must be taken with greater determination. Experts offer a roadmap.

Yordanka Caridad from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Green and Blue”, in Trujillo, Venezuela.