Issue Sep 21-27 2022: Costa Rica has seen its ranking on the Social Progress Index (SPI) decline as the COVID-19 pandemic has had long-lasting effects on the country.

Issue Sep 21-27 2022: Located in the Santa Cruz region of Bolivia, Las Tunitas is a 1,700-hectar farm facing lawsuits for enabling serfdom and semi-slavery.

Issue Sep 21-27 2022: Road mobility in the capital, as well as in the most populated municipalities of Guatemala is increasingly complicated.

In May, June, and July, 92,000 people stated that they were working two or more jobs in Costa Rica.

Panamanian teachers receive the highest minimum salary of all teachers across Latin America, yet this does not translate to a high level of education for Panama’s students.

Education in Paraguay needs to be reevaluated. While some are able to receive education in relatively comfortable settings, others learn in an environment that is lacking in basic necessities.

Issue Sep 07-13 2022: A new Brazilian study investigating non-consensual sex and violence in relationships – both emotional and familial – has revealed shocking data that includes 45% of women have been inappropriately touched in public places without their consent.

Issue Sep 07-13 2022: The youth in Colombia are having a hard time finding higher education, which is leading to an increase in unemployment and gender gaps.

Issue Sep 07-13 2022: The Public Health and Social Assistance Commission of the Chamber of Deputies approved the Euthanasia law project.

The Mexican national anthem has long been shrouded in “myths and legends” around its history and creation.