AMERICAS
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Opus Bono Sacerdotti, a cover-up that helps accused priest
The state's investigation began after it was contacted by a once-loyal Opus Bono employee, the co-founder's daughter, Mary Rose
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Greta Thunberg will cross the Atlantic by boat to attend UN summit in New York
Thunberg, 16, has inspired young protesters seeking to raise awareness and more drastic actions in the face of climate change…
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Mining company CAP says diesel spill in Chilean Patagonia is “contained”
The Chilean Navy had reported on Saturday that CAP reported a spill of 40,000 liters of diesel from a terminal…
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Freedom, money, babies: Indian women rescued from slavery count their losses
India identified more than 135,000 bonded workers in its 2011 census despite banning the practice in 1976
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Mass decapitations as at least 52 killed in Brazil prison riot
At least 52 inmates died, with 16 decapitated, in a prison riot on Monday in the northern Brazilian state of…
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Maduro says fugitive ex-leaders of FARC are ‘welcome’ in Venezuela
Security sources and the Government of Colombia argue that Márquez and Santrich hide in Venezuela
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Paraguay will ask Brazil to leave without effect a controversial act on binational hydroelectric
The Government said that the decision, which regularizes the conditions for contracting energy, was taken in diplomatic instances
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Haiti officials say PM Lapin has resigned, new PM selected
Haitian newspaper Le Nouvelliste first reported on Monday that Lapin had offered his resignation to President Jovenel Moïse
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Latin America: these are the most unpopular presidents
Corruption scandals and economic recession are some of the main reasons why people disapprove their President in Latin America
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Latin American indigenous people fight for the survival of their languages
Dozens of indigenous languages in Latin America are rapidly disappearing due to discrimination, forced displacement and technology
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