The deputy director of the Salvadoran Social Security Institute (ISSS), Milton Escobar, said they are pushing the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) to deliver the drug soon since supplies are running out. Some blame poor management of the UNDP.

In Jiquilillo, Nicaragua, there are more than 500 workers in the fishing industry who avoid working in strong winds. They learned their lesson 7 years ago, when five people disappeared at sea.

Every year, the Attorney General’s Office (PGR) in Mexico starts thousands of preliminary investigations into complaints of federal crimes such as corruption, damage to the environment, piracy, tax evasion or drug dealing.

The young people of Llochegua, Carmen Alto, Huanta or Echarate are not old enough to vote, but still dream of a better future.

The recently decreed Youth Law and the controversial discussion around it highlights the difficulties that the young population has coping with poverty, lack of opportunities, violence, insecurity, and the lack of education and information on sexuality. This law is an attempt to help the state take responsibility for its migrating and struggling youth.

The economic downturn due to softening markets for primary commodities is to blame. 

The taxi drivers in Colombia are having problems with people who use Uber and Uber X and they’re beginning to take the law into their own hands. Former Vice President Francisco Santos said his daughter was a victim of persecution by a group of taxi drivers when trying to use the Uber service.

The epidemiological documents of 2015 were finally published on the official website of the Venezuelan Ministry of health; but they were incomplete, only reaching until the first week of July 2015.

International experts will meet in the Ecuadorian capital to discuss issues related to the processes of construction and operation of the metros in heritage sites.

In the heart of Central Havana hangs a large poster of the image of the military-president, Raúl Castro, with a quote from one of his promising speeches: “Those who are committed to demonize, criminalize and prosecute the self-employed chose a path that in addition to mean, is ludicrous and untenable. Cuba counts them as one