Women account for more than nineteen percent of all people directly involved in the sector of fisheries and aquaculture around the world even though it is considered to be a sector exclusively for men.

As the Cuban food shortage worsens due to the pandemic and governmental mismanagement, many people gather outside grocery shops to get their hands on as much as they can take home.

In the face of the COVID epidemic in Brazil, around four million students abandoned their classes last year. Reasons include financial issues and lack of access to remote classes.

Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro announced the arrival of a “miracle” cure for COVID-19 that is 100% effective.

Videos began to circulate over social media calling for a camp that can “prepare for war, annihilate evil.”

The first half-day of the nationwide 48-hour strike of the transportation sector in Bolivia has been described as “forceful”. The strike seeks an extension of the deadline for loan deferral payments.

The president of the Hebraic Union of Paraguay, Humberto Ismajovich Szumsztajn, expressed dismay and concern over Nazi-themed items for sale at a German fair that was held in San Bernardino, Department of Cordillera.

While wearing a mask has shown to be effective at slowing the spread of COVID-19, Latin Americans will have to do more to sustain recovery: curb the consumption of mate outside the immediate household.

The Ministry of Health in Brazil is confident in its ability to bring the vaccine to all indigenous tribes in the coming weeks.

Land where the Copán Ruinas reside is being given away by the park’s governing body, the Instituto Hondureño de Antropología e Historia (IHAH).