The Argentine National Chamber of Criminal Appeals’ new declaration poses a threat to the protective precedent set against trans-homicide by the Sacayán ruling.

Brazil is second in the world of those who most access social networks and internet.

Whether it’s pastrami, fish, bread, or marmalades, Uruguayan chefs are bringing a unique smokiness to their dishes.

No more just holding up the old flag of the ’70s: “We black women are doubly discriminated against.”

On Thursday, the 1st of October 2020, Yolanda Aguilar presented the book “Femestizajes” at the International Research Seminar “Memories on the shores: women and feminists in the Social Sciences in Chiapas and Central America” in Guatemala.

Due to sexual violence and lack of access to health care, young women in Peru are left vulnerable to adolescent pregnancy.

A report from the United Nations (UN) Population Fund revealed that 18 million Latin American and Caribbean women were left without access to contraception during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Throughout Latin America, people are swapping fresh fruits and vegetables for foods high in sugar and starch as they try to stretch their dollars to feed their families.

The coronavirus pandemic is now responsible for almost a million deaths, and many are suffering from collateral damage such as poverty, unemployment, and eviction.

Dominican senators have released the records detailing their economic patrimonies, and their wealth highlights the class divide in the country.