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Issue Jun 01-11 2025: The Copa América del Helado Artesanal will be held in Argentina for the first time.

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Issue Jun 01-11 2025: Cyber PC Brigade threatened to reveal citizens’ data if payment was not transferred by June 13th. According to the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) unit, Paraguay has stated that they will not pay the cyber criminals who posted their threat on the dark web.

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Issue Jun 01-11 2025: Chile has started to see an alarming pattern in its schools: the uptick in armed violence.

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Researched and Written by Maureen Poe Issue Apr 02-May 31 2025: As easter approached in 2025, celebrations, processions, and government plans to deal with influxes of tourism were taking place throughout Latin America. In many of these countries, the Christian celebration has been combined with the traditions of indigenous cultures that pre-date the arrival of

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Issue Apr 02-May 31 2025: Millions of girls and adolescents across Latin America face severe challenges in managing their menstrual hygiene.

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Issue Apr 02-May 31 2025: Workers and sympathizers of the National Government came together in a two-day National Strike to show support for a referendum suggested by the country’s President that the Senate continues to neglect.

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Issue Apr 02-May 31 2025: Data from a study following media consumption across Chile shows the impact of political polarization on citizens and media. Along with ideological impact, the data also shows segmentation in credibility among different media brands.

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Issue Apr 02-May 31 2025: Teachers from Cundinamarca staged a 24-hour strike, filling Bogotá’s streets in protest over serious shortcomings in their newly implemented health system.

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Issue Apr 02-May 31 2025: In 2024, Brazilian women earned, on average, 20.9% less than men in companies with 100 or more employees.

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Issue Apr 02-May 31 2025: A comprehensive study by the Centro de Estudios de Estado y Sociedad (CEDES) and the Equipo Latinoamericano de Justicia y Género sought opinions on the current level of gender, sexual, and reproductive agendas, the State’s role in gender inequality, and differences in positions of men and women.

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