Only two years after protests against corruption led to Otto Pérez Molina resigning from the presidency, Guatemalans have again taken to the streets, demanding that President Jimmy Morales Cabrera give up his immunity, resign, and be judged for suspected corruption.

Australia is conducting a referendum vote by mail regarding the legalization of same-sex marriage, headed by Prime Minister Turnbull’s Liberal Party.

The people are fighting back against the Macri regime. A revolution is cooking.

The Ministry of Health and the World Food Program have released data suggesting troubling rates of both anemia, malnutrition and obesity in Peru.

With 22 journalists murdered in the past 17 years, Veracruz, Mexico is the region with the highest fatality rate for journalists in the country.

Guatemalan mines pay 12 cents for every dollar to the government while other countries in this region receive much more from mining.

A political doctor delivers vague political prognoses.

As tensions continue to rise throughout the country, the national inflation rate is expected to reach 2,000% by 2018.

“Free” healthcare and education in Cuba needs the qualification of quotation marks, according to a Miami-based author, because the services are not actually “free” in the scheme of things.

What does a regime change in Mexico mean? What is necessary to address the issues that need to be addressed?