After the worst fires in the country’s history killed 11 and devastated vast swaths of land in January many are asking if subsidised timber plantations are to blame

The UN mission responsible for supervising the execution of such measure approved by the consensus of the two sides

Insurgent FARC-EP have begun today the disarmament process after more than three months that the Colombian government signed peace

Confrontation with the United States is so central to Mexican history there’s an institution dedicated to the trauma. It’s called the Museum of Interventions.

Clouds gathered Monday over peace talks aimed at ending Colombia's half-century conflict after the ELN rebels claimed responsibility for a deadly bombing at a bullring in Bogota.

One in every 7 people are migrants today but health systems haven’t been able to adapt and give them access to health services.

Many governments are failing in their most basic task. A casual scan of newspapers in Latin America and the Caribbean in any week reveals a grave problem: violent crime has become an epidemic.

Colombian authorities seized $98 million worth of assets belonging to the demobilizing FARC rebel group, the country’s chief prosecutor said

Former Labor Secretary Tom Perez on Saturday was elected chairman of the United States Democratic National Committee

Obama’s former science advisor, John Holdren, says these things can help them remain relevant under a president who resists facts.

Project 1917 is an initiative that recreates history in the form of a social network.

Two Germans created a bad to prevent microfibers ending up in oceans.

These inventions use human technology for the benefit of other animals.  

Ecuador's presidential election is set for a second round on 2 April, the electoral commission has announced.