On June 14th, federal judge Alfredo López ordered for a precautionary measure to suspend the law that legalized abortion in Argentina, claiming that it violates the “integral protection of life from conception.”

A group of archaeologists have recently published a report about the importance of Pre-Andean environments in North Central Chile as they relate to migration in the Middle Holocene period.

In Honduras, most victims of COVID-19 were people aged 50-79, meaning that many Hondurans lost one or both parents.

For the third consecutive day, adolescents over twelve went to vaccine distribution centers accompanied by parents and teachers to receive the vaccine against COVID-19.

The accomplishments and the heroes of Central American independence, declared two hundred years ago in Guatemala, are remembered in the midst of the pandemic.

In São Paulo, 30,000 people died due to COVID-19 in the first year of the pandemic.

The public school system in Mexico is suffering from a limited government response to the COVID pandemic and this lack of support translates to lower rates of attendance, especially in areas where internet access is scarce.

A recent bill posed in Paraguay’s congress was struck down and now has businesses and government sectors reacting.

A group of experts from various fields are helping unite families who were separated along the U.S. border with the help of DNA technology and a database, which uses a similar system to that used by the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo (Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo) during the Argentinian dictatorship in the late 70s

The Venezuelan humanitarian crisis has created adverse effects for women. And in the circumstances of the pandemic, these effects have also deepened social gaps other than those related to gender.