Cuban university students do not foresee a successful future for themselves.

Since June 6th, villages across the Mãe Maria Indigenous Territory (TI) in Pará, Brazil have seen an increasing number of drones flying over their territory.

For a sector of Guatemalans, having a plate of food three times a day is assured, while for approximately 63% of the population it is an increasingly unattainable reality.

As countries across the globe celebrate World Blood Donor Day, Venezuela struggles with low rates of voluntary blood donation.

The Unidad Piquetera plans on blocking access to Buenos Aires, in addition to the main bridges and routes in Argentina, to challenge and protest the government of Alberto Fernández.

In order to provide more and better jobs for this generation through the private sector, the initiative “Le Dejamos Trabajar” (“We Let You Work”) is being launched by the Minister of the Presidency, Natalia Díaz Quintana, and the Minister of Economy, Industry, and Commerce, Francisco Gamboa Soto.

According to a team of specialists from the Ministerio de Educación (Meduca), absenteeism in the classroom is an early warning that students are at a high risk of dropping out of the educational system that already affects at least 192,000 children and adolescents in Panama.

To celebrate Catholic Education Day, the Educational Ministry of the Paraguayan Episcopal Conference (CEP) gave a message to the Catholic Schools that are facing several challenges in education and in today’s society.

Between June 6 and 9, Semana de la Alta Costura (High Fashion Week) took place in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Theses in the nine postgraduate programs in Education at the Universidad César Vallejo (UCV) lacked “original and unpublished” work.