Same-sex marriage is a fact in Ecuador
The Constitutional Court ruled in favor of marriage between two same-sex couples, a historical fact in this country of conservative customs
Nicaragua: an amnesty law criticized by the opposition
With great criticism from the opposition, an amnesty law was passed in the Parliament of Nicaragua dominated by a Sandinista majority
What has happened with the Venezuelan exodus?
According to different international organizations, the number of people who have left Venezuela is above four million, although the government denies it
'Bolivia says NO' to the reelection of Evo Morales
The last few days, Bolivia has once again witnessed protests against the fourth re-election of President Evo Morales
Do you know who the presidents of these countries are?
Test your knowledge of general culture about who the presidents of Latin American nations are with this quiz
United States and the United Kingdom: between love and hate
President Donald Trump and his family spent three days in the United Kingdom. This is what his visit left
Canada raises its voice for the genocide of native women
In the report 'Reclaiming Power and Place', which investigates the murders and disappearances of indigenous women in Canada, the lags of colonialism are shown
Venezuela: Maduro partially reopened the border with Colombia
After the announcement of President Nicolás Maduro last Friday, this Saturday, June 8, the situation in the border area was in apparent normality
Tiananmen Massacre: a night that the Chinese government wants to erase from history
June 3 marked the 30th anniversary of the massacre at Tiananmen Square in Beijing. Even today, the Chinese government does not recognize the killing
La Paz F.C.: the reconciliation in Colombia through football
Made up of victims of the conflict and ex-guerrillas of the FARC, this soccer team is committed to the promotion of peace and forgiveness in the Colombian territory
Paraguay: this has been the presidency of Mario Abdo Benítez
Mario Abdo Benitez received a divided country in September and distrust of the institutions. These have been some of the actions of the president
Nicaragua: Ortega vs. the opposition
The death of a 'political prisoner' once again unleashed chaos and the opposition organized a National Strike to demand the release of those in custody
Protests in Brazil: a country divided in two by Bolsonaro
After the protests against and in favor of Bolsonaro for the cuts in education, only the panorama of a divided country remains
Will the europarliamentary's results affect Latin America?
Neither left nor right wing, these elections yielded diverse results. What turns out to be uncertain is whether this plurality will affect or benefit the region
The United States wants to see your social networks before granting you a visa
A new policy of the Department of State will require applicants to present their social media accounts for the last 5 years
Journalism and power: the ravages of a common alliance
The AMLO government publishes a list of 36 journalists who received money during the Peña Nieto government. But what is the effect of these 'businesses'?
...
What happens with Haitian immigration in Chile?
From negligence in hospitals to very low working conditions, Haitian immigration in Chile faces several problems
Colombia: sexual violence and forgiveness through art
The National Day for the Dignity of Women Victims of Sexual Violence was commemorated with symbolic and artistic acts that seek to build memory and forgiveness
Norway and its role as mediator in the Venezuelan crisis
With the recent confirmation of "preliminary contacts" with delegations of the opposition and the Venezuelan regime, Norway reaffirms its mediating role
How much do you know about Latin American political history?
With this quiz you will test your knowledge about the political history of the region
Cristina Kirschner: new vice-presidential formula and first trial for corruption
After the announcement in social networks accepting Alberto Fernandez's vice-presidential formula, Kirschner attended the first oral hearing on charges of corruption
This is how the European Parliament was formed
The elections to the European Parliament, in addition to registering a significant increase of voters with respect to the elections of 2014, give as a winner the European People's Party
Attack in Lyon leaves 13 injured
Yesterday in the afternoon, a bomb exploded in the center of Lyon, France, leaving thirteen wounded. At the moment there are no fatalities
Theresa May resigns her position
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom has resigned after not having reached an agreement for the Brexit
ETA: Josu Ternera and the last traces of the Basque terrorist group
One of the leaders of the terrorist organization ETA has been captured and that has awakened the memory of what was the extinct group of the Basque Country
Political persecution? New York Times journalist escaped Colombia after accusations
After accusations made in social networks by right-wing politicians, the journalist Nick Casey decided to leave the country for feeling threatened
Trump proposes a change in immigration policy
"Pro American, pro immigrant and pro worker": this will be, according to Trump, the new immigration system of the United States
False positives 2.0: Semana knew everything but censored it
La Silla Vacía reveals that Semana had the same investigation as The New York Times but decided to lock it up after talking to members of the government
Colombia and its 'institutional crisis'
The decision of the JEP not to extradite Jesus Santrich has led to what a political sector has called an "institutional crisis"
Story of an announced campaign: presentation of 'Sinceramente' in the FILBA
On May 9 was the presentation of Sinceramente by Cristina Fernandez de Kirschner on the FILBA and more than 20,000 people attended
Santrich: the protagonist of the week in Colombia
A tense week has been lived in Colombia for the different events related to the leader of the FARC Jesus Santrich and the issue surrounding his extradition
It's a fact! Gay marriage is legal in Taiwan
This Friday, the Taiwan parliament approved the marriage of same-sex couples. Here we give you all the details
Pompeo in Sochi: a disagreement with the Venezuelan situation and others
In disagreements because of Venezuela and Iran, and with a cooperative attitude towards the reactivation of relations, ended the visit of Mike Pompeo in Russia
Colombia: Mauricio Lezama is killed on the eve of a filming
On Thursday, May 9, filmmaker Mauricio Lezama was murdered in Arauca, Colombia. One more blow to activism in regions unprotected by the State
Brazil: increasingly closer to the legal bearing of weapons
The law of bearing arms in Brazil would allow people of 20 professions to access weapons as a method of self-defense
Julian Assange: between a rock and a hard place
After his expulsion from the Ecuadorian embassy, Assange is in the international focus with the reactivation of legal processes that may mean extradition
These are the political limits of the use of drones in Latin America
The United States is implementing drones to respond to 911 calls. This situation once again calls into question the limits of this technology
JEP and its decision to release Jesus Santrich
The decision of the JEP not to extradite Jesus Santrich has unleashed judicial chaos in Colombia, which has led to the resignation of the Attorney General of the Nation
YouTubers and social leaders: the new initiative of Daniel Samper
Through a song, Daniel Samper and other Colombian YouTubers seek to give voice to social leaders
What is screening and why does it benefit babies?
The Colombian Congress approved this procedure that looks for metabolic and genetic disorders in newborn babies
Brazil: Why has Bolsonaro declared war on diversity?
A commercial that included minorities has revived the struggle of the Brazilian president against diversity in his country
Latin America: a hostile territory for press freedom
Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Brazil are three of the countries in the region where journalism and press freedom have the worst conditions
Venezuela: speculation and uncertainty
After the so-called Operación Libertad, much is speculated about the future of Venezuela and Nicolás Maduro, and the international community is a major factor
Confrontations in Gaza: the most lethal since 2014
With casualties on both sides, on Monday, May 6, a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel was launched after the clashes over the weekend
Thailand and its eccentric king figure
The coronation of the King of Thailand was a three-day celebration full of eccentricities. Do you know what the figure of the king in this Nation means?
What is Plan País, proposed by Juan Guaidó?
On April 23, Venezuela presented the so-called Plan País to the session of the Organization of American States. What is this plan about?
'Refuge for life': social leaders demand guarantees
The murders of social leaders in Colombia must stop. This was the slogan of thousands of human rights defenders who met in the capital
Cuba: balance of Diaz-Canel's first year in the presidency
It has been a year since the president took office under the promise to give continuity to the Revolution
"I am going to defend the interests of Panama and to make them respect", Laurentino Cortizo
By a small margin of difference, the Social Democratic opposition candidate won the elections with 33.08% compared to 31.06% of his competitor, Rómulo Roux
What Operación Libertad leaves so far
The last days, Venezuela has lived a few days of tension and, both official and opposition, have left to march in the different cities of the country
Peru: commited with women in politics
Last Friday, Maria Jara was appointed as Minister of Transportation, which made the Peruvian ministerial cabinet the first in its history with a majority of women
Brazil: Lula da Silva breaks his media silence
After a year of being in jail, the former president of Brazil gave an interview in which he criticizes and gives his point of view on the government of Bolsonaro
Leopoldo López is free: Is this the end of Maduro?
In a video published by Juan Guaidó, the opposition leader Leopoldo López is seen accompanied by armed soldiers in Venezuela's main base.
Spain: the new era of Pedro Sánchez
After 11 years, the socialist party won against the right. Pedro Sánchez is the new president of the Spanish Government
What is AMLO's solution to the devastating violence in Mexico?
Because of fuel theft, extortion and kidnapping, AMLO presented the strategy called the National Peace and Security Plan to combat armed groups
What the meeting between Kim and Putin left
After an unfruitful Hanoi summit, in which Kim Jong-un could not reach any agreement with Donald Trump, the North Korean leader met with Vladimir Putin
United States: Joe Biden begins to run for the presidency
This is the third time that former vice president, Joe Biden, has competed for the presidency. Several polls mark him as a favorite
Peru: an institutionality permeated by corruption
The preventive detention against Pedro Pablo Kuczynski (PPK) and the death of Alan García are one more link in the long chain of corruption of the Peruvian institutional system
'Change UK': the anti Brexit party
In the midst of tensions over Brexit, a new party has been created that hopes to hold the referendum against the departure of the United Kingdom
Brazil returns to migrate abroad
Migration in Brazil is changing since 2016 due to political and economic instability, and with the arrival of Bolsonaro to the presidency, it has increased