Month: January 2018
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Pope visit: Chileans divided between parishioners and activists
In the middle of Catholic Church controversy because of sex abuse scandals, Pope Francis continues the schedule's visit in Chile
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Millions of Americans could be drinking radioactive water
A new study shows that 22,000 public services in all states reported presence of radioactive particles in water
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Looting, theft and violence: Venezuela’s solution against its crisis?
The country ended 2017 with an inflation of 2.616% and a decrease in its GDP of 15%
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Prostate cancer and dietary fat intake, are they really connected?
The association between prostate cancer and dietary fat intake has studied in different occasions
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What will Chile’s new gender identity law modify?
To some, the approval of said legislation corresponds only to political interests
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Child abuse: Children at risk
Around 6.3 million children migrate each year from the places where they reside to escape violence
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Austria: Protests against FPÖ’s presence in the government
Its presence in the new government coalition of Sebastian Kurz has generated a wave of protests since December 2017
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UN ratifies its “total support” to Colombia’s peace agreement
The humanitarian organization also offered international support in order to attend the arrival of Venezuelans IGNORE INTO the country
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The stigma of menstruation in South Asia
Having a menstrual cycle in this area of the world marginalizes women from family and social life
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Why Hispanics in USA deny their Latin roots?
A study conducted by Pew Research Center reveals that from third generation, Hispanics do not identify themselves as such
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