Latin America Archives - Page 96 of 482

Turkish Police Attack Pride Marchers; Hundreds Marry in Mexico City LGBTQIA Celebration

Millions of LGBTQIA people and supporters took to the streets around the world to celebrate Pride over the weekend.

China’s new bet on this side of the world is to become the owner of electricity. An important part of that road has already been paved…

Today’s featured artist is Arturo O’Farrill, from Mexico, with the song “Buscando la Melodia” from the album “Una noche inolvidable” (2005).

In Mexico, human rights advocates are demanding justice for two environmentalists assassinated in separate attacks in the state of Mexico.

After meeting with Pope Francis, Brazil’s president affirms that imprisoning the religious leader was a “mistake” by his colleague Ortega.

Claudia Camila from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Sunset in Caracas, Venezuela.”

Amnesty International is urging countries across the Americas to stop their racist treatment of Haitian asylum seekers…

The travesty is another testimony of the murky mechanisms of power that move within and around the Guatemala’s institutions.

Today’s featured artist is Susana Baca from Peru with the song “Serranita” from the album “Cantos de Adoracion” (2010).

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said, “It is abhorrent that a US elected official is using human beings as pawns in his cheap political games.”