LGBT activists gathered in the streets of Santa Fe and Scalabrini Ortiz to peacefully protest a restaurant that kicked out a gay couple for kissing in the establishment.

As a new generation of youth continues to take shape, the Colombian government has moved to reform the opportunities at their disposal.

Students of low socioeconomic background confront a “double disadvantage” in the Costa Rican education system.

Credit Suisse recently published its annual study revealing the world’s richest people, and the countries where these people live.

Scientists and scholars warn that budget cuts to Argentina’s science and technology sector will lead to scientific collapse.

According to a study by Euromonitor International, Latin America consumes 15% of illegal alcoholic beverages globally.

Schools in San Pedro, Belize, are plagued with damaged infrastructure and unsafe conditions.

“I want to be the leader of a union where people never miss work, where they learn the trade…I do not want slackers.”

The International Day of Rural Women was celebrated on October 15th, acknowledging the 60 million women who live in rural areas in Latin America and the Caribbean.

On October 10th, students from all over Colombia took to the streets to ask for more resources for public education.