Residents of the rural La Labor community in Ahuachapán, El Salvador, are furious with the company Inversiones Fénix for ignoring environmental permits and drilling wells on land that was appropriated for construction projects.

After the tradition was interrupted in 2021 due to COVID-19 health restrictions, Mexicans were able to dress Baby Jesus figures and present them to the alter on February 2nd – a practice deeply rooted in Mexican culture and Catholic tradition.

Data on household income in Colombia can be gathered in one of two ways.

Rebuilding society after the “devastation caused by capitalism, agribusiness, and Bolsonarismo” can be done through understanding religion’s capacity to liberate.

Supply chain delays have caused many Cubans to go weeks without coffee.

Many organizations, including those of young people, feminists, and people of non-binary gender showed their disapproval for the minority report, which opposes abortion rights for rape victims in Ecuador.

The urban dream of living among palm trees, turquoise waters, and white sandy beaches is now a reality thanks to the ongoing construction of 40 “Crystal Lagoons” in Argentina.

Redesigned textbooks never reached the classroom, though the Secretaría de Educación Pública (SEP) is pushing for a second redesign of basic education materials.

Mayor of Bogotá Claudia López appointed Felipe Ramírez as Secretary of Mobility, replacing Nicolás Estupiñan.

“Traditional medicine is a compliment to conventional medicine,” wrote Bolivia’s former president, Evo Morales, in a tweet as he again asked Bolivians to get vaccinated against COVID-19.