Paraguay is one of two landlocked countries in South America with a variety of indigenous groups that call this country home.

According to Maritza Velásquez, director of the association for household and domestic workers (Atrahdom), “domestic work [in Guatemala] is one of the most vulnerable branches. It’s a form of modern slavery.”

Ecuador has the chance to join the many countries that have legalized same-sex marriage.

The think tank group Cuba Posible announced that they would be disbanding their board of directors after severe criticism from many sides.

In order to eliminate financial exclusion and the inequalities suffered by women, Panama’s authorities have set themselves the task of including a national budget that considers gender equality.

Three hundred LGBTQ protesters gathered on Paseo del Prado without official permission and were dispersed by uniformed and undercover police.

With more women obtaining university degrees and entering the workforce, demographics within the labor market are beginning to shift.

Centennials, or generation ‘Z’, have become the “new icons of modernity” in the Dominican Republic.

One of Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s flagship programs is Jóvenes Construyendo el Futuro, offering people between 18 and 29 years of age who are unemployed and not studying, employment scholarships with a company or organization for a year, including medical insurance and 3600 pesos ($190) per month.

Although there are advancements of Westernized medicine and technology, there are still people who suffer from a plethora of illnesses that turn to faith healers to relieve their symptoms in São Paulo, Brazil.