ENVIRONMENTALISTS-BRAZIL

Violence Towards Environmental Conservationists Continues in Latin America

Violence against the defenders of the environment persists despite that one way to prevent the emergence of infectious diseases like the coronavirus is the preservation of ecosystems that the targeted victims care for.
Household Workers

Thousands of Household Maids Are Furloughed Worldwide and Not Receiving a Salary

Thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of household maids in Latin America, were furloughed due to the global pandemic without receiving their salary. Two reasons for their death could be the virus or hunger.
Cartels

Narcos Latin America: How Drug Cartels Survive Amid COVID-19

Established drug cartels in Latin America are likely to adopt a new industry rather than allowing their business to collapse amid the COVID-19 crisis.

Pageantry 101: Latin American Differences

Beauty pageants all across the world have become a launching pad for young women to join lucrative careers in the television and entertainment industries. In Latin America, these contests have been integrated into the culture.
Dead Bodies in Coffin

COVID-19 Reveals Catastrophic Reality in Latin America

The COVID-19 pandemic that brought a global health threat has revealed the deep economic and social divide in Latin America.

How Mobile Marketing Connects Latin America Despite the Challenges of COVID-19

The renewed commitment of SoftBank to the Fund, which was launched last year, is further evidence that the Latin American market is all set with potential, specifically in health care, fintech and e-commerce sectors.
Digital information

Digital Information Is Latin America's Biggest Hope To Beat COVID-19

Digital technology helps address the coronavirus outbreak in Latin America, but in a region where privacy protection and enforcement is uneven, it may also threaten the privacy of citizens, according to a recent article.
Outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Rio de Janeiro

Coronavirus Further Divides the Class Gap in Latin America

Over 2 million cases across the globe are affecting communities and systems, but the most susceptible and vulnerable to the disease and its death are low-income families.
Over 450 million of the 626 million residents of Latin America were online. More so, a similar number of residents owned a mobile phone.

Latin American Leaders Optimistic About Digitization

Reports have it that like the other countries of the world, Latin America is also going digital along with the advantages and disadvantages that such a transformation entails.
Empty wallet

Some Latinos Could No Longer Support Their Relatives Back Home

Some Latinos could no longer provide and send remittances to their relatives back home due to the negative effect of COVID-19.

How Are Latin America’s Largest Nations During This Difficult Time?

Here are Latin America's largest nations and how they implement various measures to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Stream Your Favorite Latin American Indie Movies on These Sites

This quarantine period, you can stream all the Latin American movies you've been meaning to watch but didn't have the time to do so because of your busy schedule.
The spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Rio de Janeiro

Crowded Communities in Latin America Can Not Afford to "Stay-at-Home"

Families in Latin America are troubled during the pandemic even in the wake of preventive measures initiated by the government.

COVID-19 Crisis Causes 3 Latin American Countries to be Hit Hard by Oil Collapse

Traders say, the costs of major Latin American crude grades plunged early this week after the crash in standard crude stocks, vexing a weak market that has already been weak, and has seen a small number of sales in April.
Outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Guadalajara

Criminal Groups and Drug Cartels Leverage Power and Public Opinion Amid COVID-19 Crisis

Various criminal groups across Latin American countries take advantage of the pandemic by acting as self-styled public defenders.
Dying Patient

Mexican Hospitals Turn Patients Away as Infections Rise

Mexico has the highest ratio of COVID-19 positive cases and the number of deaths in Latin America. Some hospitals in the country are also turning away patients.
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