Issue Jun 17-30 2026: Economic opportunities feature innovating with a product from the Paraguayan Atlantic Forest.

Issue Jun 17-30 2026: As part of the celebration of the Andean-Amazonian and Chaco New Year 5534, various authorities gathered at designated locations to receive the first rays of the sun.

Issue Jun 17-30 2026: The lab can simulate real-world traffic light intersections.

Issue Jun 17-30 2026: After a six-year legal battle and having survived two attempted femicides, Yeritza Bautista Cortés faces yet another instance of institutional neglect. Three judges of the Mexico City Judiciary have decided to reclassify the attempted femicide as simple domestic violence, ordering the immediate release of the aggressor and leaving the survivor and

Issue Jun 10-16 2026: Mexico’s National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) once again blocked Mexico City’s Paseo de la Reforma from Avenida Juárez to the Angel of Independence and threatened to relocate its street protest from the historic center to Reforma if the federal government does not return to the negotiating table.

Issue Jun 10-16 2026: Colombia’s Ministry of Defense has reported that eight-thousand families in the department of Putamayo are willing to replace coca leaf cultivation with such legal crops as cocoa, coffee, chilies, and bananas, generating opportunities for income, stability, and well-being.

Issue Jun 10-16 2026: Chile has passed new legislation in the form of the Comprehensive Law of the Elderly and the Promotion of Decent, Active, and Healthy Aging, which not only updates the legal framework involving the country’s senior citizens, but also seeks to foster cultural change by encouraging people to stop regarding the elderly

Issue Jun 10-16 2026: Across Brazil, a wave of urban redevelopment, rising real estate prices, and housing speculation is transforming city centers while displacing low-income residents to increasingly distant, surrounding neighborhoods.

Issue Jun 03-09 2026: Impromptu protests are becoming increasingly common in Cuba, as frequent blackouts lasting as long as 48 hours continue to besiege the population. In Santos Suarez, for example, a crowd took to the streets, setting the many piles of garbage in the public thoroughfares on fire, requiring firefighters to put out the

Issue Jun 03-09 2026:  Teachers across Greater São Paulo are reporting rising levels of burnout, anxiety, and other mental health problems as worsening work conditions place increasing strain on the profession.