Issue Sep 18-24 2024: Bogotá, known for its cold and rainy climate, is now facing an unexpected water crisis, driven by the prolonged effects of El Niño and climate change.

Issue Sep 18-24 2024: Between September 9th and 13th, the International Colloquium on Traditional Peoples and Communities – People’s Spring Towards COP-30: Ancestry, Climate Justice, and Territorial Rights occurred.

Issue Sep 18-24 2024: On September 26 and 27, 2014, forty-three students from the Ayotzinapa Normal School disappeared in an event perpetrated by criminals colluding with police and military personnel.

Issue Sep 11-17 2024: Ten years after its first edition, the Marcha das Mulheres Negras is preparing to return to Brasília on November 25, 2025, with the goal of mobilizing one million Black women.

Issue Sep 11-17 2024: The Sociedad Colombiana de Orquideología gave the Medellín District 800 orchids to plant in trees at strategic points in the city. The organization hopes to preserve the legacy of the species that hardly grow in the forests, due to deforestation.

Issue Sep 11-17 2024: Workers from the General Directorate of Book Promotion, Libraries, and Culture in the city of Buenos Aires protested against the sudden closure of free cultural workshops in various neighborhoods.

Issue Sep 11-17 2024: Located in Club Habana, entering La Chocolatera is “a pleasure for all the senses.”

Issue Sep 04-10 2024: In Costa Rica, 38% of young adults have not pursued education beyond secondary school, which presents significant challenges in securing well-paying jobs.

Issue Sep 04-10 2024: A new trend saturating social media has popularized the concept of the tradwife, content which documents the quotidian life and routines of women dedicated to their homes and children.

Issue Sep 04-10 2024: As agribusiness has increased its prominence in the Brazilian public debate, agrarian reform in Brazil has diminished in its attention, particularly by the Bahia state government.