Many Cubans have been choosing to cremate their dead due to space limitations in cemeteries and logistical issues of maintaining those cemeteries, as well as the recent incorporation of foreign funeral practices.

The company Urbe International recently announced its entry into Peru and is searching for alliances and agreements with Peruvian universities and educational institutions for the development of graduate programs abroad.

Although progress in Mexico continues to be made on gay rights, gay parenthood is still seen as taboo. 

Black students at the University of São Paolo face backlash over their mere enrollment, as racists make arguments against quotas for the enrollment of students of color. 

Four Latin American countries occupy this year’s list of countries with only partially free access to the Internet. 

After an extended drought in El Salvador saw crops dry out, 5 days’ worth of rain saw crops flooded and ruined. 

Women’s groups in Nicaragua are banding together to fight the multi-front war against the irresponsible exploitation of natural resources in their country. 

While the fight against poverty is slowly showing signs of early success in Mexico, the wealth gap continues to widen in El Salvador.  

A young man lost his life while standing up for the rights of women to walk on the street without fear of harassment, leading to protests against street harassment in San José. 

Quechua, an Indigenous language that has been present in Peru since the days of the Incan Empire remains an important cultural staple, but is it on the decline?