Looking at the history of land ownership in Peru, one would be hard-pressed to label a mining company the victim and a peasant community the greedy usurper in a property dispute.

Multidimensional poverty grew to new heights in Argentina, as more than 1.9 million new citizens became part of the poor by the end of 2018.  

Paraguay is amongst the countries with the highest index of teenage pregnancies in Latin America.

A memorial for the bells thought to have been lost after a historic fire in 1863 was formally opened on March 14, 2019, at the gardens of the former Congreso Nacional.

The settlement Virgen de la Candelaria, located in the barrio Villa María del Triunfo of Lima, may not be the land of saints, but it is where miracles are harvested.

The “largest Apthapi in the world” is going to take place in Challapata on May 4, 2019.

Corporate interests in Latin America often do not support the positions of indigenous communities.

The Necronomicón, the old and mysterious book that has been concealed for a long while because of its witchcraft like ideas, has been denounced by a group of pastors who refuse to allow the dark arts reach the schools.

The Archdiocese of Mexico is assembling a group to oversee the protection of minors following allegations of sexual assault and pedophilia in the Catholic Church.

Paraguay is one of the world’s leading exporters of soy. Recent reports revealed that the communities surrounded by these plantations are stricken with hunger and poverty.