The Trump Administration remains largely silent about the failed coup in Venezuela last week. After days of bloody battles and tense negotiations, … Keep Reading
Massive power outages leave the country at a standstill while two of the most powerful political parties battle. … Keep Reading
Every year, 2 million people trek to Rio de Janeiro to participate in the largest carnival celebration in the world. … Keep Reading
On Monday, Vice President Michael Pence travels to Bogotá to discuss strategies with several Latin American countries regarding the removal of Venezuela’s … Keep Reading
Hostilities between Venezuela and US ramp up in efforts to get food and other supplies to a nation on the brink of … Keep Reading
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro kicks out US diplomats in light of US Administration’s suggestive language to have him ousted. … Keep Reading
In the 1970s, Chicano activists brought Mexican traditions honoring the dead to the United States. Decades later, skeletons and cemetery celebrations are … Keep Reading
In the historically contentious racial atmosphere of the US and Latin America, the dichotomy of being an Afro-Insert-Here while navigating the new … Keep Reading
Protesters continue to demonstrate on the streets of Haiti in response to a proposed fuel hike made by the government. The increase … Keep Reading
As borders across the world close, the options decrease for Africans and Black immigrants from Latin America and the Caribbean seeking political … Keep Reading