For Paraguayan Women’s Day, the National Institute of Statistics (INE) collects data on the situation of women in the country through the Permanent Household Survey (EPHC).

Romeu Zema, bolsonarista governor of Minas Gerais, had promised a 24% “salary recomposition” in 2019, but has not since delivered.

Ricardo Mendoza and Norka Gaspar, hosts of the program Complétala on YouTube, generated public outrage regarding a recent series of jokes they made about a case of sexual violence against a minor, as well as taunts about people with disabilities.

In Mexico, 32% of homes do not have proper access to water supply.

The Teachers Union in El Salvador has decided to sue Minister of Education Carla Hunanía de Valera for the arbitrary way in which interim teachers are selected.

Colombia’s appearance on the Food and Agriculture Organization’s “Hunger Hotspots” map sheds light on the reality of the country’s hunger crisis.

Following a statement released by the Circle of Doctors of Paraguay, many are concerned about the future of many universities’ medical programs.

To combat the disease known as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), the Fundación Esteban Bullrich is seeking volunteers for research.

The Portuguese “Brazilian” is in reality a “Portuguese-Kimbundu-Kikongo.”

The International Conference of the Global Campus for Human Rights, organized and led by young people, was recently held, and centered around addressing mental health rights for youth.