The age of retirement for many young adults is not a concern, yet around 26% of 1.5 million young Costa Ricans between the ages of 15 and 34 are looking at a future without a pension plan.

Halloween has influenced cultures and promoted “asking for sugar skulls” as an expression of Day of the Dead festivities.

Doctors in the public sector in Guatemala are protesting outside of Congress to get a raise.

Mexico has a history of treating migrants in brutal terms.

The Cuban LGBT activist group El Proyecto Abriendo Brechas de Colores canceled an event intended to mobilize the LGBT community in favor of marriage equality because organizers were afraid that the event would be considered a provocation and thus hurt its own goal.

LGBT activists gathered in the streets of Santa Fe and Scalabrini Ortiz to peacefully protest a restaurant that kicked out a gay couple for kissing in the establishment.

As a new generation of youth continues to take shape, the Colombian government has moved to reform the opportunities at their disposal.

Students of low socioeconomic background confront a “double disadvantage” in the Costa Rican education system.

Credit Suisse recently published its annual study revealing the world’s richest people, and the countries where these people live.

Scientists and scholars warn that budget cuts to Argentina’s science and technology sector will lead to scientific collapse.