In light of International Workers’ Day, with a focus on workers in rural regions, advocates are speaking out on the opposing interests of the very entity that is supposed to represent them. 

—Written by Chris McCallum– Recently, the wave of violence which had erupted in Nicaragua in early April has claimed at least 25 lives and left scores wounded and missing. Estimates of the number of arrests ranged from around 20 to hundreds as looting followed almost a week of protests in the capital city of Managua.

The 17 Objectives of Sustainable Development (OSD) were established in 2015 by the leaders of 193 nations.

After a meeting with the Executive and the Minister of the Presidency, Agricultural Development and Health, veterinarians are continuing the fight for salary adjustments.

Student leaders of Chile’s Student Confederation (Confech) mobilized a massive march and classroom walk-out of 120,000 students to protest for free education.

Daily life in Uruguay is filled with boisterous sounds that can cause gradual and irreparable hearing damage.

On April 17, upwards of 100 women representing various social organizations shared demands and proposals in “Agenda de Mujeres para la igualdad y la paridad.”

A study by the Tierra Foundation established that 54.3% of the inhabitants of El Alto, Bolivia, are overweight or obese.

Could men trade places with women and last 15 minutes in their position in our patriarchal society? One group of journalists’ interviewees said “no.”

In light of his upcoming appearance in a new film, Chilean actor Sergio Hernández comes in for an interview.