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Recently approved plans to renovate the bus route in Bogotá are making headway.

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A group of Peruvian photographers have embarked on a project to help build connections between indigenous communities and the rest of the country.

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Venezuela has been experiencing a medicine shortage for years, and it continues to get worse.

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“Ninis” is the term in Spanish for people who neither go to school nor have a job.

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A survey by the PwC shows the effects of being open about sexuality in the workplace.

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This year, Brazil held its fourth annual Conference of National Promotion of Racial Equality (Conapir), which held debates centered around the theme of “Brazil in the International Decade of Afrodescendants,” and how it relates to justice, development, and equal rights.

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In a study by Save The Children, Guatemala surfaced as the worst country in which to be a child.

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A massive strike occurred in Arequipa, Peru, after the government increased excise taxes.

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––Researched and Written by Aaron Freeman– On Friday, May 25, hundreds of students of one of the most prestigious universities in all of South America, Santiago’s Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (PUC), chained themselves inside the Casa Central (Central Campus) in the name of a nation-wide feminist movement. Student movements, such as this one, often

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Many urban residents of Mexico, from young people to older professionals, are moving from the city to the country. Sociologists have called this phenomenon “neo-ruralism.”

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