The Vatican and Episcopal Conference of Argentina (CEA) has announced that documents on Argentina’s military dictatorship owned by the Catholic Church are to be declassified.

The president of the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo has offered new insights into Argentina’s former military dictatorship.

Colombian government officials are negotiating with FARC representatives in Havana, Cuba in an effort to reach a new peace agreement by the end of November 2016.

While the FARC and ELN continue separate negotiations with the Colombian government, another guerrilla group shows little indication of abandoning its violent struggle against the state.

Murders of dozens of environmental leaders across Honduras have gone unpunished by authorities.

The FARC accused ex-President Álvaro Uribe of pushing his own political agenda amid peace talks. 

Waves of murders and attacks on members of the transgender community have propelled a movement of Mexican human rights organizations.

The mayor of San Pedro Sula, Honduras, Armando Calidonio Álvaro, has announced he will be implementing a new series of crime prevention measures in his crime-beleaguered city.

Deportations are fueling gang violence in Central America, resulting in skyrocketing numbers of asylum applications and an upsurge of unaccompanied children crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.

On October 13th, Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos attended two gatherings with international organizations to discuss the current state of the peace process in Colombia.