Journalists from across Latin America, including Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, and Peru, received prizes at the King of Spain International Journalism Awards ceremony held in Madrid on February 28.

Authorities in Ecuador confirmed the arrest of 68 citizens of that country in Honduras headed toward the United States. 

Several of the best-known names in the U.S. economy want to head to Cuba. 

The Argentine Center for Legal and Social Studies argued for the decriminalization of abortion. 

Historically reluctant to welcome children over three years old into their homes, Chilean couples have become more open to the idea of  adopting older children. 

Mexico must incorporate new protocols for investigations into the violent death of women, experts say. 

“Why is it more important who I sleep with than what I study?” asks a young generation that rejects the idea of ​​building a set sexual identity, and indeed, sees the insistence on such a requirement as “totalitarianism.” 

A second round of bids for drilling in the Gulf of Mexico could bring in 4.5 billion dollars. 

Can the region lead a global rebirth for nuclear energy? 

Despite an agreement between Brazil’s federal government and several truckers’ associations to unblock federal highways, truckers continued to protest on at least 88 federal highways, blocking traffic on 27 of them.