March 10, 2016

CARE Canada’s Walk In Her Shoes challenge took place on March 1, two days in advance of International Women’s Day. Walk In Her Shoes is a fun, family-friendly community event,

How This Can Increase Employment Opportunities for Latinos By Ma. Elena (staff@latinpost.com) Gone are the days when people are forced to attend time-consuming classes and endure physical training to acquire

HUAMBALO, Ecuador (AP) – Ecuador’s Tungurahua volcano has been putting on a dramatic show, spewing lava from a cauldron-like crater and launching towering clouds of ash and gas. The country’s

Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger dined out on the weekend at Central restaurant, owned by Peruvian chef Virgilio Martinez and widely considered to be the best eatery in the

By Grace Livingstone Marta Mendivil and her family used to live in a single room in a shanty town in Caracas. When it rained she had to bale out the

Cuba is known for sending medical personnel overseas as part of its medical brigade program which was launched during the 1959 Revolution. The Bolivian Health Ministry thanked Friday Cuban doctors

La Esperanza, the Honduran city where Berta Caceres was born 45 years ago and where she began her struggle in defense of the environment, gave a moving farewell to the