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Alessandro Coatti, a scientist formerly with the Royal Society of Biology, was murdered in Colombia. His remains were found near Santa Marta. The RSB expressed sorrow over his death, emphasizing …
Royal Society of Biology Mourns Alessandro Coatti, Murdered in Colombia Read More
President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva recognized the ongoing challenges for Indigenous communities in the Amazon while emphasizing their vital role in climate change efforts. He has resumed designating Indigenous …
President Lula Addresses Challenges for Indigenous Brazilians in the Amazon Read More
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva stated that more needs to be done for Indigenous communities in the Amazon. During a recent visit to Chief Raoni’s village, he emphasized …
President Lula Recognizes Ongoing Efforts Needed for Indigenous Rights in Brazil Read More
This article explores the enduring legacy of Chilean murals from the Popular Unity government, particularly through the insights of muralist Alejandro ‘Mono’ Gonzalez. It highlights how these works faced repression …
The Legacy of Chilean Murals: Cultural Resistance and Political Expression Read More
Relatives of Venezuelans imprisoned in El Salvador staged a rally in Caracas, urging for their loved ones’ release and return. The event, supported by the government, underscores significant family concerns …
Relatives Demand Return of Deportees from El Salvador in Caracas Rally Read More
Yoko the chimpanzee has been relocated to Brazil after a troubled life, including being kidnapped, raised by a drug lord, and suffering from isolation in a Colombian zoo. He lost …
Yoko the Chimpanzee Finds New Home in Brazil After Troubling Past Read More
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has besieged the Argentine Embassy in Caracas for over a year, where five opposition members remain trapped after facing treason charges. Attempts for their safe passage …
Venezuelan Opposition Members Endure Year-Long Siege in Argentine Embassy Read More
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s regime has besieged a mansion in Caracas for a year, containing five opposition members. The group, close to María Corina Machado, faces shortages and deepening isolation. …
One Year of Standoff: Opposition Members Trapped in Venezuelan Embassy Read More
Venezuelan immigrants, including Franco José Caraballo Tiapa and others, have faced deportation due to tattoos wrongly linked to the Tren de Aragua gang. Despite the lack of criminal history and …
Immigration Crackdown: Tattoos Result in Deportation of Venezuelans Read More
Faith leaders from Latin America and the Caribbean have released a document calling for urgent climate action in anticipation of COP30. The document, presented to Brazil’s Minister of Environment and …
Latin American and Caribbean Faith Leaders’ A Call to Action for COP30 Read More