The Honduran Foundation Olanchanos Unidos in the U.S. called on their compatriots and other Latinos to sign a petition advocating driver’s licenses for undocumented immigrants in Florida. 

To win over a disenchanted society, some Latin American analysts say, politicians in the United States are increasingly critical of Wall Street, banks and large corporations. 

“El Codo del Diablo” (The Devil’s Elbow) reveals a troubling episode of Costa Rica’s post-civil war history by revisiting a crime that unfolded in Limón in 1948. 

Turarte S.A. celebrated its 55th birthday with a renewed commitment to highlight the Cuban style in their musical and dance performances. 

The Colombian government laments its inability to acquire Nobel Laureate Gabriel García Márquez’s archives which include the papers and manuscripts of his life and work, including the manuscript for One Hundred Years of Solitude.

With the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Convention on the Rights of Children, Christian Skoog, UNICEF Representative for Guatemala, took a look at the current situation of children to assess both the progress and challenges. He concluded that if it continues on the same track, the future is not pretty.  

Cyber-Crime is reaching distressing levels in Colombia, police and internet experts say. 

The outpouring of tears of blood on a statue of Christ in Cochabamba, Bolivia may be declared a miracle. A study has revealed that it is human blood and tissues.  In Ecuador the most important cultural and religious holidays of the Catholic calendar of Cuenca involve the “Child Traveler.” 

Mother, grandmother, pediatrician, and president of Chile for the second time, Michelle Bachelet, who was also director for women at the United Nations, believes that “Inequality in Latin America has the face of women and children.”  

The growth outlook for the Mexican economy in the short term remains subject to significant risks, said the International Monetary Fund.  The defeated PSDB presidential candidate in Brazil says he and his party got it right.