The inauguration of an Argentine underwater outfall, set to discharge organic and industrial waste into the Río de la Plata just 37 km from the Uruguayan coastal area of Colonia, risks becoming a matter of contention between the two countries.

International Transexual Visibility Day on March 31 is a date adopted by the world to claim the dignity and rights of trans people.

In ten years, the civil war in Syria caused 300 thousand deaths. However, in one year, the coronavirus killed more than 300 thousand people in Brazil.

Mexico and the U.S. try to preserve human rights and equitable policy in migration after a long history of complexities.

Journalism is beginning to gain a lot of relevance on social media, and it is undeniable that journalists are becoming channels of information and opinion-building.

The Brazilian head of state causes political turmoil in one more attempt to restructure his government.

Nicaragua will hold presidential and legislative elections on November 7, but concerns are rising as this date approaches.

The development of Marxism in the West differed distinctly from its counterpart in the former Soviet Union, and now the 21st century is seeing a rise in neo-Marxism, which combines various philosophies and social sciences with the original ideology.

Authorities in Colombia moved to drop charges against former President Álvaro Uribe over witness tampering allegations.

Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández is up for reelection in November, but will his corrupt past interfere?