Civic groups launched the first offensive against 11 deputies who are still working for Guatecompras as state contractors. 

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff and Eduardo Cunha, the president of the lower chamber of Brazil’s congress (Câmara dos Deputados), remain locked in a circling death match as they grapple with impeachment on the one side and forceful calls for resignation on the other.  Both have been caught, to differing degrees, in the fallout of the

What will happen to work in Argentina when the robots gain employment? 

Just one month after its release, the movie Colombia Magia Salvaje (Colombia Wild Magic) has already garnered the distinction of being the biggest box office hit in the history of the South American nation’s film industry.

Ecuadorian artist Joaquín Serrano’s new exhibit “Guayaquil Signos Urbanos” (Guayaquil, Urban Signs) is on display in the Galería Mirador at the Universidad Católica de Guayaquil.

A newly published collection of essays and correspondence by deceased Mexican author Luis Villoro (1922-2014) entitled La alternativa: perspectivas y posibilidades de cambio (The Alternative: Perspectives and Possibilities of Change) offers a revealing look into the legendary iconoclast’s political philosophy.

The TPP has been signed by twelve countries and now must be ratified by each nation’s legislature. 

Tomás Pedro Regalado, mayor of Miami, during a convention with around a hundred Spanish businessmen, cautioned any investment in Cuba before systematic economic change is affected there. 

Representatives from Honduras´ government, the private sector, civil society, and indigenous groups gathered together yesterday in Brussels, Belgium with authorities from the European Union in order to hash out an agreement over the commerce of wood. 

Uruguayan irrigation specialists have traveled abroad in search of new ways to handle water in their country.