From Mexico all the way to Chile, Latin America is stepping up its healthtech game, and the results are already showing. The sector had a strong…
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The Mexican government recently released a report sounding the alarm that a high concentration of people with metabolic dysfunction — such as diabetes or obesity — could be…
Silicon Valley-based Founder Institute has announced that April 26th is its early admissions deadline for its chapters in: Belo Horizonte, BrazilSanta Cruz, BoliviaSao Paulo, BrazilMedellin, Colombia…
There are roughly 66.5 births to teenage mothers out of every thousand in Latin America, which is considerably higher than the global average of 46 births. This statistic…
The battle lines between the rise of populist, right-wing agendas and the last of South America’s leftist leaders is becoming more defined as verbal attacks tempt…
In Peru’s desert, ripe blueberries are blooming in the sand. Its mountain communities, however, are living under a ticking time bomb as the threat of glacial…
In 2010, as many as 64,000 people died in Latin America as a result of exposure to a fine particle matter known as PM 2.5. The…
The world’s top tech startups have been competing to participate in the upcoming annual ATECH* conference, taking place this Wednesday, October 25, on the Caribbean island of…
After five years of dispute, on Monday Oct. 1 the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled that Chile has the right not to enter into negotiations…
In response to a statement made on Friday by the director of the Organisation of American States (OAS) which suggested that military action could be taken…
The main roads of 20 Colombian cities were closed this Wednesday as students from both public and private institutions marched against the persistent fiscal deficit of…
According to the United Nations, indigenous women have higher malnutrition rates than any other social group and typically earn a lot less than men, putting them…
