A group of civil society organizations is creating “Acción Ciudadana Frente a la Pobreza” to fight social and economic problems in Mexico. 

Peru’s boosters, both nationally and internationally, are bullish on its prospects, though many Peruvians are less optimistic. 

Democracy is not a success if human rights are violated and democratic spaces are restricted. 

Known as the country of eternal spring, Guatemala’s excellent climate and triangle of spectacular destinations are building tourism in the country. 

Competitive prices and international openness are the country’s main strengths, according to the World Tourism Competitiveness Report 2015, published by the World Economic Forum. 

The two nations have begun a process of exchange to compare experiences in their implementation of programs to combat poverty through tourism programs. 

The number of tourists from the United States is growing rapidly, and travelers come looking to learn. 

Senator Euclides Sánchez says that when it comes to protecting the environment, Dominicans “behave like animals,” with no awareness of the “lurking perils.” 

The country has lost 61% of its old growth, but the government and social organizations have a proposal to recover 3.9 million hectares of forest within 60 years.

There is an Ecuadorian campaign afoot to persuade Brad Pitt not to make a movie, while Chevron’s activities have reportedly polluted wells.