Issue Jan 28-Feb 03 2026: The general condition of the tenement buildings in La Boca, the famous Buenos Aires neighborhood, is a cause for concern. La Red de Cooperación de La Boca, made up of institutions and social and political organizations in the neighborhood, stepped into the breach.

Issue Jan 28-Feb 03 2026: Learning several languages ​​is gaining ground in schools across the country, with impacts on cognitive, cultural, and academic development.

Issue Jan 21-27 2026: Groups of protesters belonging to Gen Z, together with family members of victims from the protests in 2023, took to the streets in Lima, Peru, in a new march against government authorities. The event unfolded under the close observation of national police, who marched alongside protesters in order to ensure that

Issue Jan 21-27 2026: Vendors of roscas de chipá, a new snack taking the beaches of Argentina by storm, typically carry the baked circles of dough on their head Caribbean-style, while wearing t-shirts displaying the logo associated with the product on their chest.

Issue Jan 21-27 2026: After thirty years of bureaucratic delays and missteps, Costa Rica’s National Children’s Hospital is now beset with serious structural problems: black water drips from leaks into sterile areas of the facility and electrical systems work on the brink of collapse.

Issue Jan 21-27 2026: The number of Catholic believers in the region is shrinking as those with no religious affiliation grow; Argentina has recorded one of the most significant dips in the last decade.

Issue Jan 14-20 2026: Road traffic in Bolivia returned to normal last Tuesday, after the mobilized groups withdrew from the last areas of protest in the Cochabamba Department.

Issue Jan 14-20 2026: Claims about the scale of labor informality in Peru became a point of scrutiny during the 2026 presidential campaign after candidate Carlos Espá stated that 80% of Peruvians of working age are employed in the informal sector.

Issue Jan 14-20 2026: The federal court ratified its decision and gave five business days for the submission of reports certifying the progress of the procedures aimed at complying with the ruling. It also reiterated that the law must be fully implemented by February 4, regardless of any appeal filed by the Casa Rosada.

Issue Jan 14-20 2026: The Cablebús Line 6 project is moving forward in Milpa Alta without respecting the Agrarian Law or communal decision-making processes, demonstrating how agrarian backwardness and the lack of functioning authorities weaken Indigenous communities in the face of projects imposed by the Mexico City government.