A massive line formed days in advance of the reopening of La Época, the emblematic store of La Habana. It is centrally located in the area of Cuba with the most stores per square meter.

Although Mónica Fuentes, who co-runs the “Córdoba Resistencias Eléctricas” (CRE) company with her husband, looks back on her career beginnings fondly, she encountered several challenges as a woman engineer.

In light of the government-mandated lockdowns due to the coronavirus pandemic, a study found that the majority of districts in Lima and Callao do not have sufficient recreational areas.

Starting this year, transgender women will be allowed to compete in the main beauty pageant in Panama for the first time.

The neighborhood of ‘Pablo Escobar’, as its inhabitants call it in honor of its founder, will see a public work carried out for the first time in almost 37 years.

The new wave of COVID-19 was accelerated by the relaxation of social distancing measures particularly during Christmas and Carnival in Brazil.

2020 brought together women of all ages and locations, united by decades-old rage about the unending violence against women and government disdain toward collective calls for liberty and justice.

Amoim Aruká, the last surviving man of the exterminated Brazilian indigenous people Juma, died at the age of 86, a victim of COVID-19, in a hospital in Porto Velho, capital of the Amazonian state of Rondonia (northern Brazil), where he had been hospitalized due to complications from the new coronavirus.

The program UniMissional in UniCesumar, one of the largest private universities in Brazil, is receiving funds from the Ministry of Education (MEC) to produce evangelical missionaries who will convert indigenous people.

Religious authorities in Panama have been accused of impregnating girls and forcing them to have abortions. Residents and staff from at least 14 different shelters committed physical and mental abuse.