Latin America Archives - Page 86 of 486

Tens of Thousands March to Demand the Elimination of Violence Against Women

In Guatemala, demonstrators wrote out the number 438 with candles, in a tribute to the women who have been killed so far this year.

With protest vigils at its doorstep, the Supreme Court is holding marathon sessions to determine whether the contract is unconstitutional.

Gabriela Hernandez of Venezuela took our photo of the day: “The Trees in the Plaza”, in Caracas, Venezuela.

Oscar Martinez speaks about Nayib Bukele’s reelection, the ongoing State of Exception, and evidence of Bukele’s past pact with the gangs.

Ortega ordered Nicaragua’s withdrawal from the OAS, & Guatemala is in danger of having the Inter-American Democratic Charter applied to it.

The fires have scorched nature reserves and Indigenous communities in Bolivia’s Amazon and into neighboring Brazil, killing wildlife…

The far-right candidate obtains 55.69% of the votes, compared to 44.3% for the Peronist Sergio Massa, with 99% counted.

Arevalo de León was accompanied by members of his party, the Movimiento Semilla, and dozens of students and demonstrators.

He was a photographer for the newspaper El Heraldo de Juárez who had worked in media for nearly two decades.

Argentina’s runoff election will no longer take place in the classic confrontation between Peronism and anti-Peronism.