A law drafted by Deputy Rodolfo Parker proposes eliminating jail time and civil liability for both guerrilla and army war crime perpetrators.

In Brazil, election season brings violence and insecurity to journalists’ lives.

Corruption and drug violence have plagued much of Latin America for the past few decades.

Marvin Giovanni Peña, aspiring mayor of Tiquisate in Escuintla, was assassinated. As a representative of the FUERZA Party, his was the second assassination in less than a month against a member of this political organization.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro invited a former member of a paramilitary organization to be part of his team as representative in the National Assembly.

A recent report released by the Foundation for Press Freedom (FLIP) reveals alarming statistics regarding the mounting dangers and harassment faced by journalists in Colombia.

The Nicaraguan Police, led by President Daniel Ortega, has systematically arrested and murdered citizens protesting against the government.

Loosening restrictions of fire arms in Brazil will not be enough to attract investments from this industry to the country.

Various social organizations marched from the Plaza de los Desaparecidos to the Plaza de la Democracia and then reflected on the pending challenges that Paraguay faces after 30 years of democracy.

The standoff between the National Liberation Army (ELN) and President Iván Duque’s administration continues on newly uncertain terms.