Issue Mar 27-Apr 02 2024: On the 2nd of March, 2024, Brazil’s Amnesty Commission approved the first collective amnesty request submitted by two Indigenous peoples, the Krenak of Minas Gerais, and the Guarani-Kaiowá of Mato Grosso do Sul.

Issue Mar 27-Apr 02 2024: Rather than comprising the entirety of one’s being, religious affiliation should be understood as a social category like any other – race, gender, socioeconomic status – with identity existing at the intersection of these markers.

Issue Mar 27-Apr 02 2024: Fed up with the corruption and decline, a society-level upsurge of democratic sentiment in Venezuela has put the Maduro regime on its heels.

Issue Mar 27-Apr 02 2024: As Mexico’s cartels continue to develop their military might and expand their influence across the country’s economy, tens of thousands of citizens are forced to flee their homes and seek refuge in the mountains, nearby forests, and urban areas, where their safety remains a concern.

Issue Mar 27-Apr 02 2024: A total of 40 foreigners were expelled from Guatemala on April 2, due to their illegal migration status.

Issue Mar 27-Apr 02 2024: The Attorney General’s position holds immense power in El Salvador, now with expanded authority to prosecute individuals labeled as terrorists without judicial oversight.

Issue Mar 27-Apr 02 2024: In a recent development, the Provincial Court of Camagüey denied the appeal filed on behalf of activist Aniette González, who was sentenced to three years in prison last February for posing wrapped in a Cuban flag.

Issue Mar 27-Apr 02 2024: History indicates that in the 16th century when the Spaniard Hernán Cortés arrived in Tenochtitlán, the Aztec Emperor Moctezuma welcomed him with an aphrodisiac concoction made with cacao. Quirino Olivera Nuñez, a Peruvian archaeologist based in Jaén, states that according to legend, “Cortés wanted to spit it out, but he

Issue Mar 27-Apr 02 2024: President Gustavo Petro is a specialist in revisiting history.

Issue Mar 27-Apr 02 2024: The Palacio Municipal de Miraflores, designed by architect Luis Miró Quesada and finished in 1944, is one of few Peruvian buildings created in the twentieth century that has been declared a National Monument.