A public official at the department of Itapúa in Paraguay received a threatening phone call by an extortionist last week, demonstrating a new form of coercion that is arising throughout the country.

Representatives of the Nicaraguan Evangelical Church are discouraged by recent legislation passed by the Nicaraguan government that controls the movement of religious missionaries throughout the country.

How knowledgeable is the public when it comes to understanding the effects of climate change on Central America’s dry corridor? 

A small data-collection device installed in 3,790 Peruvian cars has revealed disturbing and dangerous patterns in the behavior of Lima drivers.

President Nicolás Maduro paints a more optimistic picture of the poverty level than statistics support.

Fundamental rights are sometimes being threatened by the new obsession with being politically correct.

Chili and corn, both iconic staples in Peruvian dishes, have also made headway in both traditional and modern Mexican dishes. The Mixture Fair, a yearly event held in Peru, will see a number of new and old faces from the culinary world there to present and show off their latest creations.

Hundreds of thousands of Chileans marched to denounce the Pinochet-era pension system, in spite of government plans to reform it. 

One expert in the field of education is calling for the liberation of Peru’s educational system, calling it a controlling demagogue. 

The elderly people of the state of Miranda are losing an average of two kilograms per month.