Issue Sep 02-08 2026: Honduran President Nasry Asfura has offered details about new infrastructure projects in the Sula Valley, including the dredging of 137 kilometers of the Ulúa and Chamelecón Rivers, the reinforcement of riverbanks, and the construction of new roads, all with the aim of reducing the risk of flooding during rainy season and

Issue Sep 02-08 2026: The latest results obtained by the Program for the International Evaluation of Students, better known as PISA, on students’ proficiency in science, reading, and mathematics, revealed that Latin America lags significantly, relative to other global regions.

Issue Sep 02-08 2026: A new law in Ecuador accelerating adoptions and reducing the time that children and adolescents spend in institutions also imposes new restrictions on the country’s LGBTIQ+ community.

Issue Sep 02-08 2026: Moving away from the towering stacks of ingredients seen a few years ago, a trend has taken hold in Buenos Aires over the last few months: spots that prioritize reducing quantity while improving ingredient quality, staying true to American classics.

Issue Aug 26-Sep 01 2026: The Indigenous community of La Casona in Costa Rica has accused those involved in a recent off-road vehicle “mule ride” event of causing damage to their roads and hurling insults at them.

Issue Aug 26-Sep 01 2026: The Mayor’s Office of San Salvador has confirmed that 1,500 self-employed merchants were evicted from the city’s Central Market as a part of its revitalization project.

Issue Aug 26-Sep 01 2026: American philosopher John Rawls thought of ways to make a procedure legitimate if no one can guarantee the accuracy of its outcome.

Issue Aug 26-Sep 01 2026: For the organization Curas en Opción por los Pobres (OPP), Milei’s government is the worst in history.

Issue Aug 19-25 2026: Religion has become a central factor in Brazil’s electoral politics, with a growing divide between Catholic and evangelical voters. Over the past two decades, evangelical voters have increasingly supported right-wing candidates, creating a major challenge for the political left and particularly for the PT.

Issue Aug 19-25 2026: People living on the street in Mexico City, accompanied by the civil society organization Mi Valedor and other supporters, marched peacefully to be recognized as subjects of rights in the face of discrimination and institutional abandonment.