In Peru, new initiatives will be made to change how poverty is measured, taking into account health conditions, education, and living conditions in regions.

After a complaint made in late January of this year, the water situation seems to have improved, but other problems still remain in Brazilian prisons.

A group of more than 300 women who work in the Foreign Service created the Argentine Diplomatic Network with the aim of fighting against the “historic invisibility of women in the diplomatic profession.”

Truckers in the Colombian capital, Bogotá, continue a protest blocking certain streets of the city indefinitely because of a government measure against air pollution that banned the circulation of vehicles in the city that are more than 20 years old. The government had previously banned vehicles over 10 years old but lifted the ban on

The well-known, non-governmental organization Doctors Without Borders (MSF) published a report titled “No Way Out: The Humanitarian Crisis the Asylum-Seeking Migrant Population Faces Trapped Between the United States, Mexico and the Central American Northern Triangle,” recounting the dangers and trauma that migrants face on their way to the United States – Mexico border.

The Civil Association for Equality and Justice of Argentina sued the company Telefónica for not providing information about Internet service in villas and settlements.

In Brazil, Carnival tends to fall on a week in late February or early March each year.

The border between Colombia and Venezuela is 2,200 kilometers long, which challenges Colombia’s ability to control migration.

There is a project in Havana to bring attention to the large number of properties that are about to collapse.

Family remittances sent to Guatemala have continued to increase as the country received over $10.5 billion in 2019.