In the last five years at least180,000 Paraguayans emigrated in search of better economic opportunities and 55% of them were women under 25 years of age, according to a study published by Population Fund of the United Nations (UNFPA) in Paraguay.  

Latin America is the most unequal region in the world according to the United Nations, where 10% of population takes 40% of revenues. 

Groups of students from the Universidad de Los Andes in Mérida went naked around the state capital to protest the treatment of fellow students in Caracas, where they were beaten and stripped at the Central University of Venezuela. 

On a typical day in the traffic of Guatemala City, “chaos seizes the city and no one imposes order.” 

Did your personal physician show respect for what you had to say?  Did he or she explain things in an understandable way?  Did he or she spend enough time with you?  Over 90% of Uruguayans surveyed in 2013 said yes: “always” or “most of the time.”   

The “Secretary for Good Living” wants to help Ecuadorians build a decent society.  His new office conducts 22 programs and projects to change old practices.  

The TV remains the medium of communication most used by the Brazilian population, according to research by the Secretary of Social Communication of the Presidency (SECOM), which says that 65% of Brazilians watch television on average three and a half hours daily. 

The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) has data on who is single, divorced, and flirting in Mexico. 

The Road Safety Agency determined in a study that there is a 30% increased risk in collisions when cars have polarized windows.  Not having them reduces heat and also makes cars safer.  

Belinda Torres-Leclercq noted in The Santiago Times that the indigenous peoples of Chile united on International Mother Language Day to prevent further extinction of Chile’s oldest languages.