From the Sidney Opera House to the Empire State Building in New York, passing through Rio de Janeiro’s Christ the Redeemer, on April 2 the most emblematic buildings worldwide will be painted in blue ...

In late March, Andrea Ruiz virtually stood before a judge in Puerto Rico to testify about her ex-boyfriend’s terrifying pattern of emotional abuse and persecution. She spoke in great detail about how ...

Forty-two years after being booted off what was then called the Food Stamp Program (FSP) — now the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — Puerto Rico is the subject of a new bill that ...

After a slow counting of votes, but with her rival Nasry Asfura conceding, Xiomara Castro, a First Lady between 2006 and 2009, became the first female president in the history of Honduras. ¡Gracias ...

Reportedly, boxing legend Oscar De La Hoya is seriously considering a bid for the U.S. presidency in 2020. The former world champion in six different weight classes, and now a boxing promoter, ...

The 2023 Philadelphia City Council race will have one less candidate after the new year rang in. Resident and local organizer, Michael Galván, announced their decision to end their candidacy shortly ...

In 2019, then-governor of Puerto Rico, Ricardo Rosselló, resigned from his post after massive protests demanded it. They came as a result of the mismanagement of Rosselló’s government, an economic ...

The Pew Research Center, a subsidiary of The Pew Charitable Trusts, its main funder, recently released the latest report from ongoing research into the state of news, information, and journalism in ...

The world changed in the wake of the terrorist attacks of 9/11 in 2001 and for historians, the attacks marked the turn of the century. But since then and until now, many are the milestones that have ...

The truck drivers’ strike that was initiated in Brazil on May 21 has turned the country upside down. As the government worked to end the impasse, filling stations ran out of gas, supermarkets ran out ...

In every professional sector, many Latino Americans find themselves lost in a sea of white colleagues, and they’re often faced with a slew of daily micro-aggressions and discrimination. As Latinx ...

Did you know that the United States has around 76 military bases in Latin America? Well, now they want one more. According to reports from the Ecuadorian government, both countries have reached a ...