In all 887 cases, girls under the age of 15 giving birth in Paraguay in 2016, experienced psychological and physical effects that are now being addressed by the Latin American and Caribbean Committee for the Defense of Women’s Rights (CLADEM).

The Conferencia del Episcopado Dominicano (CED) stated that they may begin to put into effect provisions which would attempt to address the use of cellular devices during liturgical rites, such as mass, after Pope Francis stated that he found cellphone use in church “an ugly thing” and that it “causes sadness.”

According to an international study, Argentinians drink about one liter of mate per day.

Juan Bustos University, named after its founder, is the world’s first university for webcam models.

In Panama, 78% of men have jobs in either the public or private sector, but only 51% percent of Panamanian women are in a paid position.

Violence for food is growing within middle-class families during Venezuela’s food shortage.

The great mystery of where we go after our lives end has always intrigued humanity, and for the original cultures of Mexico, it was a matter of extreme importance that differed from the Catholic views.

Michelle Suárez has already been recognized as the first transgender person in Uruguay to both graduate from university and be elected to the legislature.

The historic mistreatment of indigenous Americans in Colombia is an issue that is still affecting many aspects of modern life.

With a marked increase in cases of “cattle rustling” in the rural interior, the District of Santa Fe has led officials of the Confederación de Asociaciones Rurales de Santa Fe (Confederation of Rural Associations of Santa Fe; Carsfe) to increase their attention in combatting rural crime.