Recently, the World Health Organization warned that Latin America has become the new epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gardens and orchards seem to have become palpably more fashionable throughout Paraguay’s Misiones region in the aftermath of the coronavirus.

The Ministerio Público of Honduras will begin to criminally prosecute people who intentionally spread COVID-19 and businesses who violate the biosecurity measures meant to curb the pandemic.

The Shipibo-Konibo people are an Amazonian indigenous group living in Cantagallo.

Countries in Latin America are looking ahead at a “new normal” as they make plans to reopen.

Epidemiologist Leonel Argüello is alarmed by the level of self-medication in response to coronavirus in Nicaragua, with particular concern for chloroquine.

May 17 marked 30 years since the World Health Organization recognized that homosexuality was not an illness and took it off the list of mental illness and disorders.

A survey conducted the first week of April by the National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH) revealed that 54% of Honduran households experienced a reduction in income during the first three weeks of quarantine. Experts believe that this percentage has since increased to 80%.

On May 13, 2020, sanitation authorities began the process of reopening the country, instating a “new normal” in Panama.

In Peru, the economic crisis precipitated by the coronavirus has most harshly affected adults between 26 and 35 years of age.