The public transportation association Centrapam alleges that informal bussing services earn 400,000,000G a day.

Santiago has been an area that fosters the growth of corporations in the Dominican Republic which represent the country’s brand.

In São Paolo, Bruna de Lara interviewed the Italian author of Calibã e a bruxa, Silvia Federici, who claimed that “all abortions are a work accident.”

More than 200 organizations in Venezuela continued with “social dialogues” on free and fair elections.

Talíria Petrone, councilor in Niterói for the Socialism and Freedom Party (PSOL), formally joined politics in 2017.

Obesity constitutes the main health problem in Argentina and effects four out of every ten children and adolescents, and seven out of every ten adults according to the Secretary of Health.

The National Restoration Party (PRN) of Costa Rica is refusing to sign a plan created by the Social Christian Unity Party (PUSC) and other right-wing factions of the government that would deny gay couples the right to marry.

In one year, Panama plans to say goodbye to analog television.

In Mexico, employees work the second most hours out of all nations in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and face hard work conditions with limited access to pensions, healthcare, and higher education.

Fernando Pairican Padilla, a 35-year-old Chilean historian, activist, and author of two books on the Mapuche people, discusses how certain figures in Mapuche society have engaged with politics in Chile through activism.