Four million Venezuelans have gone to nearly every country in Latin America, with the biggest figures in Colombia, with Peru, Chile and Ecuador, following suit.

Latin America’s 'Creative' Migration Response

Latin America has a different and creative way in its Migrant response. Its lack of international leadership experience is, in a way, helpful.
FILE PHOTO: Two nurses wearing protective masks pose inside the new immediate response mobile hospital in Pachuca

Latin America, One of the Most Vulnerable Regions, Has Many Challenges Ahead

By Andrea Ano
The first few weeks of the pandemic are enough to show if countries can cope with COVID-19. In Latin America, there seem to be more challenges than the capacity to deal with the coronavirus.
A member of the ‘Calle 18’ street gang covers his face while squatting next to a wall covered with graffiti in memory of their late members, at the prison in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, on May 28, 2013

Latin America, the Most Crime-Ridden Region in the World Is Suddenly Serene

By Olive Marie
Latin America, the most crime-ridden region in the world is now experiencing peace. According to reports, murder records have been reduced.
Outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Mexico City

Latin America’s Two Crises During the Pandemic

By Andrea Ano
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Latin America’s lower-income countries are struggling to grapple with the situation. Pre-existing problems like the economy and poverty may erode any progressive response to the pandemic.
Latino Workers

Reports Say COVID-19 Hit Latino the Hardest

By Olive Marie
According to experts, COVID-19 will lead to more suffering among Latin workers because of inequality in the society molded by structural racism and low-income jobs without any chance of telework.

COVID-19 Could Increase Extreme Poverty in Latin America by 22 Million

By Olive Marie
The rate of population in an extreme famine condition in Latin America has been over given years binding rises on already extremely high bases from the year 2012 at the 8.2-percent minimum, has been passed over twice the digit.
Backpacker and Spanish language student Lola Daehler, from the U.S., talks with her friend after she decided to stay in Guatemala, where she feels safer to confront the outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in San Pedro La Laguna, Solola, Guatemala

Beyond Trumps Wall: US Backpackers Combatting the Threats of COVID-19 in Latin America

By Olive Marie
Some US backpackers are stuck in Latin America for the time being as they wait for the spreading of COVID-19 to be over.
FILE PHOTO: Cranes and containers are seen at the port of Rosario

Ports Take Preventive Measures to Secure Operation Amidst COVID-19 Outbreak

By Andrea Ano
Latin America ports practice and implement actions to avoid local transmission and to continue the transportation of cargoes normally.

Intelligent Countries: Latin American Countries' Effective Preparation Against COVID-19

By Neil P.
Effective preparations of some Latin countries before and during they were hit by COVID-19
FILE PHOTO: A federal health worker takes part in fumigation to prevent the proliferation of mosquitos that transmit the Dengue fever at the San Lorenzo National School, in a low-income neighbourhood of San Lorenzo

Latin America Faces Dengue Epidemic

By Andrea Ano
Dengue has been Latin America’s greatest public health issue by far and they continue to face challenges to combat the epidemic.
Protests in Mexico

Worst Possible Outcomes of COVID-19 in Latin America, Could Affect the US

By Carlos Dela Vega
Latin America will be negatively affected by the COVID-19 in different ways.
Movie Set

5 Latina-Directed Movies to Watch During Women’s History Month

By Andrea Ano
Spending hours of binge watching these 5 latina-directed films is the best way to enjoy the international women's month.
Dominican republic

Latin American Countries You Should Visit At Least Once

By Danielle Ong
Flying somewhere? Try checking out these Latin American countries.
Mexico

Why Mexico Leads Latin America in Technology

By Carlos Dela Vega
Facts you need to know about why Mexico is the leading country in terms of technology and technological investment in Latin America.
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Cheap Caribbean Vacations That Feel Like a Splurge

By Andrea Ano
A list of inexpensive Carribean vacations that you can enjoy without having to spend much.
El Salvador Soldiers

Mexican and Other Latin American Militaries Become Tools for Abusive Governments

By Danielle Ong
Armed forces are once again throwing their weight around following numerous street protests and demonstrations demanding actions against rising crime and corruption from their respective governments.
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