Issue Dec 01-31 2025: Religious weddings celebrated in Umbanda and Candomblé centers have become officially recognized in Rio de Janeiro. The measure is in Law 11.058/25, authored by state deputy Átila Nunes (PSDB), approved by the Rio de Janeiro Legislative Assembly (Alerj) and sanctioned by the state government.

Issue Nov 19-Dec 07 2025: Ecuador has a gender-based violence problem and Guayas is one of the worst places to be.

Issue Nov 19-Dec 07 2025: An investigation details the effects of Peru’s new Law 32330, which allows adolescents aged sixteen and seventeen to be processed within the adult penal system.

Issue Nov 19-Dec 07 2025: Faced with repeated episodes of murders and other types of violence, the Mulheres Vivas movement is marching through many streets of Brazil.

Issue Nov 19-Dec 07 2025: The evangelical Iglesia Fundamento Bíblico (IFB) held a conference-workshop called “Implications of the Infiltration of Islam in the Dominican Republic” as part of its training program directed at pastoral leadership in the eastern part of the capital, Santo Domingo.

Issue Nov 12-18 2025: Although they read less and in different ways, Mexicans remain avid consumers of the written word.

Issue Nov 12-18 2025: On December 7, Guatemala will be celebrating one its most emblematic traditions, the Quema del Diablo, or burning of the devil, in preparation for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception on December 8.

Issue Nov 12-18 2025: There has been a recent series of attacks and murders of women in Cúcuta which has highlighted a truth that, while it should be the State’s responsibility to protect women, oftentimes gender violence goes completely ignored in official records.

Issue Nov 05-11 2025: Over a year after she went missing, Fabiola Tercero Castro has made an appearance in her home before assembled Nicaraguan media, proof, according to the regime, that rumors suggesting she had been disappeared or kidnapped were lies spread by “sellouts” and traitors.

Issue Nov 05-11 2025: The Associations of Military Veterans and Ex- Civil Defense Patrol Officers organized a protest on November 11 in the central plaza of Guatemala City, from where they then marched to the Congress of the Republic. The protesters have announced that they will be continuing their demonstrations in 24 places throughout Guatemala