How is corruption perceived in Latin America?
The citizens of Latin America do not believe that their governments are struggling to combat the problem.
Colombia: there are more social leaders killed than days of the year 2020
So far in 2020, the number of social leaders who have died amounts to 17, being there more murders than days of the year.
The challenge for 2020 with former guerrillas in Colombia
Colombia ended 2019 with the publication of a UN report that demonstrates the few security measures that are being offered to former FARC combatants
Latin America is waking up
In this new year in the Latin American region, countries like Peru, Colombia, and Chile are waking up from the mental lethargy exerted by oppression.
Mabel Gisela Torres: Colombia's first Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation
Last week, Colombia's president Ivan Duque named scientist Mabel Gisela Torres as the minister of the newest Science, Technology, and Innovation Ministry.
10 years and 10 facts in Latin America
2020 has already begun and it means the closure of an important decade for Latin America and its policy, as governments have faced challenges and important adva...
The first menstruation: Wayuu mysticism
The 'encierro' is a transitory ritual for Wayuu women during their first menstruation, where they learn the role of women in the community and get prepared for ...
We need appropriation of entertainment and art
Recreation and use of free time have become a difficult luxury to acquire and free tickets are not used as they should .
3 traditional Latin American Christmas dishes
Christmas is just around the corner and anywhere in Latin America means the same thing: lots of quality food and family time.
The "false positives" scandal: a long and perverse history in Colombia
The history of false positives in Colombia goes far beyond the common graves revealed by Semana Magazine.
Common graves: stories of violence and impunity
Colombia and Mexico are two of the most worrying cases worldwide because, in both countries, violence has taken hundreds of thousands of innocent lives.
When protests end up shaking football
Social protests throughout the world have reached all sectors of the countries, including sport, which has also been a protest scenario.
How will 2019 end these 5 Latin American presidents?
The protests in Latin America cause some presidents of the region to end the year with a high degree of unpopularity, according to surveys from each country
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Identity & Culture
Art
'Abortion is normal', an exhibition that fights for reproductive rights
This exhibition, curated by Jasmine Wahi and Rebecca Pauline Jampol, is taking place in New York and is raising awareness about abortion rights.
Education
Women, STEM careers is what you should opt for
Recent research from LinkedIn, Infoempleo, and the International University of la Rioja, confirms that there is a huge demand of experts in digital careers.
