Ecuador’s End of Fuel Subsidies: The State of Emergency and Protests
October 18, 2019
Protests have broken out all over Ecuador, particularly in the capital of Quito, causing the President Lenín Moreno, to d
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U.S. Immigration and the Trump Asylum Ban
October 16, 2019
Since coming into office, United States acting President, Donald Trump, has seen a substantial amount
Venezuelans Dying of a Failing Health Care System
October 10, 2019
Since the collapse of the Venezuelan economy, the country’s health care system has plummeted, leaving Venezuelans desperate for medicine, medical supplies, doctors, and essential neces
The Dissolution of Peru’s National Congress
October 8, 2019
On Monday, September 30th, 2019, the Peruvian president Martín Vizcarra announced the dissolution of Peru’s national cong
Ecuador Rejects Legalization of Abortion in Cases of Rape
October 7, 2019
After the introduction of Catholicism during the Spanish Colonial Era to Latin America, Ecuador has become a predominantly Catholic country.
Reopening the Case of the Mass Kidnapping in Mexico
October 3, 2019
Between the violent war on drugs and the murder rate in Mexico steadily increasing each year, citizens have experienced an inconcievable amount of devastation in recent years. In 2014, 43 college students were kidnapped and allegedly murdered while attending a protest in Iguala, Mexico. The parents of the young adults were never given credible answers as to what happened to their children, but now five years later the search for the truth has begun again.
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