“For the radical evangelical, Jesus is not of peace. He is an apocalyptic military leader … with the regular Army.”

Throughout history, Argentina has been politically polarized.

Unauthorized vendors and stalls increase at the neighborhood Montevideo fairs, because of increasing unemployment brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.

The term “race” was created between the 15th and 18th centuries to classify and rank various populations.

On the Day of Indigenous Resistance, celebrated on October 12th, indigenous peoples and communities of afro-descent in Nicaragua commemorated the courage demonstrated by their ancestors, as well as honored the hardships they endured.

The Argentine National Chamber of Criminal Appeals’ new declaration poses a threat to the protective precedent set against trans-homicide by the Sacayán ruling.

Brazil is second in the world of those who most access social networks and internet.

Whether it’s pastrami, fish, bread, or marmalades, Uruguayan chefs are bringing a unique smokiness to their dishes.

No more just holding up the old flag of the ’70s: “We black women are doubly discriminated against.”

On Thursday, the 1st of October 2020, Yolanda Aguilar presented the book “Femestizajes” at the International Research Seminar “Memories on the shores: women and feminists in the Social Sciences in Chiapas and Central America” in Guatemala.