A recommendation was made to the Panamanian Ministry of Health to apply a single dose of the COVID-19 vaccine to patients recovered from the disease is supported by at least five studies published in scientific journals.

Reporters analyzed data from 37 healthcare plans offered by the five dominant private healthcare providers in Peru and found that many have increased monthly fees during the pandemic while limiting coverage to those aged 61 and older — the population most vulnerable to COVID-19.

The Central American Integration System (SICA) indicated that the food shortage is primarily due to the COVID-19 pandemic and has worsened with hurricanes Eta and Iota.

Despite a landscape full of adversity, sexism, and violence, everyday women like Cecilia, Jéssica, Diana, Petita, Janeth, and Daimara teach important lessons about feminist leadership and resilience.

University student leaders stated that the government’s intended ban on crowds and other new restrictive measures would not solve the collapse of Paraguay’s health system due to the pandemic.

In the face of the pandemic and the aftermath of hurricanes in recent months, many families in Nicaragua are suffering from severe food insecurity in the Central American Dry Corridor (CADC).

The economic and social costs of the COVID-19 pandemic have disproportionately affected women in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The working women of Panama demand urgent measures in the face of the violation of their rights during the pandemic and ask the Panamanian government to ratify the ILO agreement that guarantees them protection against gender violence and harassment at work.

A massive line formed days in advance of the reopening of La Época, the emblematic store of La Habana. It is centrally located in the area of Cuba with the most stores per square meter.

Although Mónica Fuentes, who co-runs the “Córdoba Resistencias Eléctricas” (CRE) company with her husband, looks back on her career beginnings fondly, she encountered several challenges as a woman engineer.