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.

As the number of COVID-19 cases increases in Ecuador, the city of Quito released a series of strict protocols on Tuesday, May 19.

Although women around the world have made great strides toward achieving gender equality, in Colombia, the pandemic has revived and intensified many of the inequalities women face.

Former major league pitcher Dennis Martínez says that “it is absurd” that sports events are being promoted during the COVID-19 pandemic.

On Mother’s Day in Honduras, there was a call to not only value mothers, but push for their rights and safety.

The COVID-19 crisis has reached the favelas of Brazil and is causing a sad reality.

Workers of labor unions related to addressing gender-based violence at Uruguay’s National Institute of Women (INMUJERES) expressed concern over the future of its services.