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Animated short “Bear Story” by Gabriel Osorio and Pato Escala “Bear Story,” a beautifully rendered tale of a Papa Bear

A team of linguists and software engineers from Asuncion National University has translated Mozilla’s Firefox browser into Guarani, marking the

The Punta del Este International Film Festival opens Monday in the Uruguayan resort city with a program featuring about 60

An international scientific project is underway to build a radio telescope in Uruguay this year to map the cosmos in

Cuban singer-songwriter Pablo Milanes has recorded two new discs of songs from the Cuba of yesteryear, soon to be on

El Salvador Creates Special Court to Protect Women’s Rights High levels of impunity for crimes against women in El Salvador

Jungle covered in black sludge after a landslide caused the country’s main oil pipeline to rupture, polluting rivers relied on

The deep-rooted consumption of medicinal herbs in Paraguay, a legacy of ancestral Guarani healing knowledge, now has an ally in

Health professionals will finally start a more intense study to see if there really does exist a link between the

The brightest stars in world soccer are headed to the US next summer, and they’ll be playing for keeps. The

BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) – Citibank is planning to sell the consumer banking operations it has operated for a century in

Exit polls: “No” vote wins with 51 pct. in referendum on Morales’ reelection Bolivians voted Sunday in a referendum on

US President Barack Obama has confirmed he will visit Cuba in March as part of a broader trip to Latin

Organizers planned this year’s solar race route to run through the city, giving locals a chance to see solar power

Inarritu: Cultural perception of Latinos in Hollywood must change Mexican director Gonzalez Iñarritu, BAFTA winner for best director with the

Members of the Air Force of the Dominican Republic (FARD) carry out a nationwide operation to prevent the Zika virus

Ricky Martin, Natalia Lafourcade and Pitbull were some of the winners in the Latin categories at the 58th edition of

Country’s environment minister is not a ‘career politician’ but an academic who knows the field By Jess Staufenberg Costa Rica’s

By Rebekah Sager Arriving Friday at The Space at Skylight Clarkson Square for New York Fashion Week is a respite

By Rebekah Sager Two Latinas led the scientific team behind this week’s huge announcement involving the gravitational waves predicted by

Santo Domingo’s cobbled streets and its air of bygone Spanish colonial glory are far from the usual beach cliché, says

Once upon a time, it was Bolivia’s second-largest lake. Today, it has all but vanished. New satellite images have confirmed

Dozens of medical products are registered and in testing to improve the quality of life of cancer patients in the

Haiti’s parliament has chosen an interim president a week after Michel Martelly stepped down, leaving the country without a head

By MINJAE PARK PATERSON, N.J. Patricio Molina was famous before he knew it. When he was 3, he showed up

By my fox los angeles Hollywood, Calif. – The record-setting Mexican rock band Maná received the 2,573rd star on the

Isaiah Jessie skates on blades that used to belong to Olympic silver medalist Jessica Hewitt One of the fastest skaters

By Hillary Ojeda The Vilcek Foundation recognized Peruvian Dr. Fernando Camargo for his research on blood cells. The United States-based

For industry leader, international business and social responsibility go hand in hand By Peter DeVries If you can imagine Karina

For centuries, the Catholic Church has worked to keep indigenous cultures and customs out of the liturgy. But Pope Francis