One of the most important feminist groups in Mexico, the Grupo de Información en Reproducción Elegida (GIRE) published a report on the state of reproductive rights in Mexico.

Since late October, Venezuela’s roadway infrastructure has been collapsing.

The Federal Administrative Litigation Chamber decided to annul a resolution of the president of the Instituto Nacional de Asuntos Indígenas (INAI), Magdalena Odarda, which recognized the ownership of a piece of land by the Mapuche Buenuleo community in Bariloche, Neuquén province.

COVID-19 numbers are unstable in many places in Latin America and the Caribbean.

With the current political climate in Brazil, many feel like racism is an important topic that links directly with the upcoming presidential election.

Over 90% of those surveyed in a study reported discrimination against LGBTIQ + people in the workplace.

The vaccination against COVID-19 in children and adolescents is underway in several countries in the world, so a group of researchers conducted a study in 20 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean to measure the intentions of parents and caregivers of minors.

Three decades ago, Peruvian sociologist, historian and psychoanalyst Guillermo Nugent finished writing El laberinto de la choledad.

Peru’s Antamina copper mine had to halt operations due to a strike by a rural community that decided to block one of the roads through which its output is carried.

On the one hand, we have billionaire Flávio Rocha, owner of the brand, linked to a church that defends practices such as “the hideous gay cure,” who is also a heavyweight supporter of President Jair Bolsonaro.