The Ministry of Agricultural Development (MIDA) has agreed to make a payment to Chirican rice farmers and has agreed to purchase their beans at $70 per quintal, with all purchases being fully regulated.

The Argentinian economy is facing profound tensions: while many people are struggling due to debts, the problem that arguably affects the most people is the gender gap.

In Brazil, women entrepreneurs have been paving the way in business, but still continue to struggle to receive the adequate equality they deserve.

A children’s coloring book is being released which seeks to highlight the outstanding work of Costa Rican women in the field of science and inspire the next generation to achieve greatness.

The previous mayor of Bogotá promised that the above-ground metro would be finished by the year 2025, but the new administration says that the previous one missed an important piece of pre-construction preparation along with other missteps, causing them to underestimate the time that would be needed to complete the project.

Shantal Munguía, a Honduran journalist and trans woman, participated in the documentary “m/f/x” about the lives of three transgender people.

The Ecuadorian government has lost control of the Center for Social Rehabilitation (CRS) in Turi after its inmates committed a series of crimes, including murder, while locked up.

Nightlife in Argentina is becoming increasingly violent, but what is most shocking and serious of all is that there appears to be a growing neutrality or indifference in society towards this brutality.

On Sunday, March 1, there was a massive demonstration in Ciudad del Este, Department of Alto Paraná, Paraguay, to condemn recent crimes against children.

On Sunday, March 1st, the web portal of Cuban Television, belonging to the Cuban Institute of Radio and Television (ICRT), apologized to viewers after censoring a scene in the film Love, Simon, in which two men kiss.