Social and political organizations protested against the government of President Horacio Cartes with a massive march through the downtown of Asunción. 

The government expects to raise $100 million dollars a year with measures affecting the tax code. 

Ceviche is a delight that conquered the Guayaquileños. 

Senator Prim Pujols said that Samaná province (northwest) would receive “a fatal blow” to its tourism without the presence of humpback whales, an endangered species that gives birth to their young in Dominican waters but are then hunted off the coast of Greenland.  

Businesses in the region agree on the need for joint efforts to promote sustainable tourism, and part of the plan is to organize a chamber of tourism and a festival during the turtle nesting period. 

This year’s Festival de Luz (Festival of Light) features the work of 500 photographers from 31 different countries at 178 different venues throughout Argentina. 

Spanish illustrator Tyto Alba is creating a comic book story about Chavela Vargas and Frida Kahlo, two of the most internationally prominent women of Mexican culture. 

Playwright, theater director and filmmaker Santiago Loza, is the featured guest of the second Off Buenos Aires Festival in Santiago, Chile. 

Landmarks and monuments are falling into disrepair in the Nicaragua’s capital, and choosing which of them will receive appropriate attention may be a political decision. 

Indigenous people in Peru’s northeastern Amazon are taking legal action to block oil exploration in a concession that overlaps with their territory.