As of November 13, 2020, 30.3% of COVID-19 tests in Ecuador were positive, representing a total of 178,674 infected.

Nothing is safe in neglected public spaces in Santo Domingo: statues are stolen, and gates and lamps disappear into thin air.

The Supreme Court of Paraguay recently swore in the country’s first out transgender attorney.

Medical experts in Brazil fear that a second wave of COVID-19 will arrive during a vulnerable time for the country.

A few months ago, hundreds of people in Ciudad Bolívar, a town of 780 thousand people south of Bogotá, hung red rags on their doors and windows as a sign of suffering starvation.

Public protests doubled in Cuba in October. 88 have been recorded with at least 55 relating to political conflict.

The machista-patriarchal society found in Mexico has made life dangerous for many women.

When Octavio Paz wrote, “The cult of life, if it is truly profound and total, is also a cult of death.

Paraguay’s annual pilgrimage to Caacupé is not feasible this year due to the risk of spreading COVID-19, so Catholic bishops have chosen not to promote it.

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the economic stability of people all over the world.