A recent study conducted by the Estado Nación (EN) and the Consejo Nacional de Rectores (Conrae) of Costa Rica reported that Central American women are the most affected by unemployment.

Development in the country may depend on society’s willingness to collectively work toward much-needed reform.

Paraguayan senator Juan Bartolomé Ramírez is pushing for a law that would help ex-convicts reintegrate into society.

Festivities began on the first Saturday of February in Lima, Peru, with the city’s mayor, Jorge Muñoz, and Minister of Production, Raúl Pérez Reyes, there to celebrate the Day of Pisco Sour, a white brandy made only from grapes grown in Peru.

According to a recent study from the University of Pennsylvania, Argentina is the American country with the second most think tanks.

Many women in Chile experience violence during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care.

Artists and independent journalists rallied together to bring first aid to those who were affected by the tornado that struck La Habana, Cuba.

The Mayor of La Plata, Julio Garro, announced that he would not ratify the demand ordering women to cover their abdomen and only wear skirts below the knee.

The Chilean Ministerio de Desarrollo Social has met with outside representatives to revise the guidelines for the support of minors.

In Latin America, and throughout the world, evidence has shown that there has been a decrease in the gender gap found in the workplace as a greater emphasis is placed on educating young women.