On January 6, it seemed like something was missing in the neighborhoods and parks of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Bahía is facing one of the worst natural disasters in its history, with heavy rain and flooding causing thousands of families to be displaced.

Piles of trash in the streets of various neighborhoods across Paraguay’s capital city are leading to more than mere stinky smells and embarrassment from its inhabitants; unhealthy living conditions and possible dengue fever outbreaks are becoming a significant issue.

Almost three quarters of the bus fleets are not making their routes due to maintenance issues.

In Panama, the Ministry of Social Development (Mides) developed a guide to prevent abuse against minors, the disabled, and the elderly.

The president of the Caracas Nursing College, Ana Rosario Contreras, indicated that over 800 health workers have lost their lives due to complications caused by COVID-19.

Throughout 2021, Cubans have been standing in lines for food.

It took two years and two months until same sex parent families who conceived their children under a traditional insemination procedure could enjoy their right to filiation, and in turn, their children’s right to identity; although they would have to take each case to court until the Constitutional Court determines a definitive change in Ecuadorian

Brazilian Andrea dos Anjos takes her erotic products to her evangelical clients with maximum discretion in an emerging business in Rio de Janeiro.

Businesswoman and general secretary of the Industrial Union of Panama, Aida Michell de Maduro, argued that the push to maintain existing jobs while approving a minimum wage increase after January 2022 were incompatible goals.