Quito’s Ruta de los Calvarios provides a wealth of religious art. 

Bogotá’s international theater festival ended on a high note.   

The Popol Vuh Museum organizes a monthly lecture on issues of archaeological or historical interest. 

Many Colombians oppose the process with the FARC in Havana, and the candidate of former President Uribe’s Democratic Center (UDC) summarized their arguments very well; what are the reasons and how valid are they? 

In Central America the “criminal and terrorism nexuses are maturing.” 

Venezuela’s attorney general said Friday that prosecutors have received 145 complaints for human-rights violations by members of security forces during the last two months of anti-government protests. 

Taxi drivers in the DR are fearful of the night. 

President Mujica has sponsored the bill as an alternative to drugs repression which has failed worldwide. 

Peña Nieto announced $10 million in aid for Central America. 

Chile admits that Bolivian arguments regarding access to the Pacific are “intelligent.”