It has recently been reported that 50% of pregnant women in Uruguay consume alcohol, putting approximately 25,000 children at risk of birth complications.

Thousands of women took to the streets on April 24th to protest the abuse that continues to exist in Mexico.

Venezuela has the highest beer consumption per capita in all of South America and even holds the 24th spot worldwide. Unfortunately, Polar just announced they must stop beer production.

One popular car service is riling up a lot of trouble, as taxi drivers in Argentina’s capital are fed up with its lower fares. 

The world is rushing to the aid of Ecuador, which suffered a devastating earthquake last week. 

For the first time ever, a court has recognized that the rights afforded to heterosexual couples should also be afforded to same-sex couples in Colombia. 

A new survey has shed some light upon how Chileans feel about crime in their country. 

Abuses committed by priests 20 years ago went unpunished because the statute of limitations expired.

Preliminary results of a study analyzing how state or corporate mega-projects have generated a proliferation of women’s leadership in rural communities were discussed during a roundtable organized in Managua.

The recently released Panama Papers have uncovered a world never before imagined, of money flows and tax havens for businesses. It is estimated that 22% of Latin America’s wealth is hidden in these tax havens.