Xenophobia is an issue in Colombia, especially against migrants from Venezuela. Officials and citizens are trying to change the narrative to think of migration as a right and integration as a possibility to build despite differences.

On Tuesday, August 26, pharmaceutical company Pfizer and the German laboratory BioNTech announced their partnership with Brazilian Eurofarma to locally produce the COVID-19 vaccine and distribute it throughout Latin America.

The group of immigrants who were stopped had left from Tapachula, a city on the border of Mexico and Guatemala, headed to the United States.

An IACHR investigation concluded that massacres were committed in Bolivia in 2019.

Paraguay’s opposition parties filed a complaint with the Specialized Unit for Economic Crimes and Anti-Corruption over the former Paraguayan president Horacio Cartes’ rushed agreement with Argentinian president Mauricio Macri regarding the Yacyretá hydroelectric dam.

Ecuadorian migrants, along with those of Cuba, El Salvador, Haiti, Guatemala, Honduras, and Venezuela, have a shared desire of immigrating to the United States.

The acceleration of digital transformation and rapid adoption of platforms for remote work opened the doors for the future of labor. The workplace is no longer limited to physical or geographical spaces.

After being informed that the circulation of their newspaper had been halted by the government, La Prensa was broken into by the National Police of Nicaragua, and their general manager, Juan Lorenzo Holmann Chamorro, was arrested under allegations of tax evasion and money laundering.

The parliaments of Uruguay and Argentina have agreed to mutually recognize digital signatures submitted by licensed certification services.

Héctor Béjar, Peru’s new chancellor, has stated that he is betting on Venezuela undergoing a democratic renovation, and that he is against intervention in Venezuela and Cuba’s internal affairs.