Brazilian government proposes law to reduce salary gap between men and women
By Latin America Reports - March 14, 2023
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President Gustavo Petro’s son under investigation by Colombian authorities
By Tom Driver - March 13, 2023
What Brazil can do better to protect 4 million people living in natural disaster-prone areas
By Latin America Reports - March 8, 2023
In Brazil, 14 women are physically assaulted per minute: new study
By Latin America Reports - March 8, 2023
Brazilian courts will decide if soccer star Robinho, convicted in Italy for rape, can serve time in Brazil
By Latin America Reports - March 8, 2023
Cali peace secretary proposes “camp zones” for armed groups in Colombia’s “Total Peace” strategy
By Tom Driver - March 7, 2023
Brazilian wineries involved in a slave labor scandal
By Latin America Reports - March 7, 2023
Mexico has militarized its immigration policy: Report
By Latin America Reports - May 28, 2022
Residents of historic Xoco neighborhood in Mexico City protest mega-development project Torre Mitikah
By Latin America Reports - April 15, 2022
Colombia needs environmental restoration version of Biden’s Jobs Plan: Presidential pre-candidate Francia Márquez (Interview)
By Latin America Reports - April 7, 2022
Thousands march in Lima, Peru demanding the resignation of President Pedro Castillo
By Latin America Reports - April 7, 2022
Peruvian President Pedro Castillo imposes a curfew amid nationwide strikes
By Latin America Reports - April 5, 2022
Inter-American Court of Human Rights rules Peru must suspend the release of former President Alberto Fujimori
By Latin America Reports - March 31, 2022
US removes Colombia’s FARC from terrorist list. Why now – and what does it mean?
By Emily Hart - November 30, 2021
Students in Latin America losing drastic school time compared to rest of the world
By Latin America Reports - November 10, 2020