Brazilian President Discharged From Hospital After Hip Surgery
The president of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, was discharged this Sunday, following his positive recovery, after the hip...
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INTERVIEW: How new mission could support gang-ravaged Haiti
Criminal gangs have displaced thousands of Haitians, wreaking havoc across the Caribbean nation, and prompting calls for urgent help from...
Security Council authorizes ‘historic’ support mission in Haiti
In what is being hailed as an historic first, the UN Security Council on Monday authorized the deployment of an...
Guatemalan Indigenous Peoples Demand Resignation of Prosecutor
On Monday, Guatemalan Indigenous communities initiated an indefinite nationwide strike, demanding the resignation of Attorney General Consuelo Porras due to...
Venezuela Legislator Rodriguez Demands to Halt US Sanctions
On Monday, Jorge Rodriguez, the president of the Venezuelan National Assembly, demanded an end to unilateral U.S. sanctions as part...
World Habitat Day focuses on cities as drivers of growth
Priming cities to become drivers of economic growth and recovery in the aftermath of crises such as conflict and the...
Arbitrary detention still widespread in Mexico, rights expert warns
Mexico has made significant progress in combatting arbitrary detention in recent years, but the battle to end the practice is...
Argentine Candidates Debate Economy and Human Rights
On Sunday night, Argentine presidential candidates, including Sergio Massa from Union for the Homeland, Javier Milei from The Freedom Advances,...
Ecuadorian Presidential Candidates Debate Before Runoff
On Sunday night, the candidates vying for the Ecuadorian Presidency, Luisa Gonzalez (Citizen Revolution) and Daniel Noboa (National Democratic Action),...
How Costa Rica drafted Latin America’s first ever anti-hate strategy
For Faustina Torres, from the Bribri indigenous community in Costa Rica, feeling invisible to others is a stinging form of...