The story of Venezuela’s economic rise and fall is one that is all too familiar for petro states.

Flash flooding in Rio de Janeiro have led to eight deaths as a state of emergency was declared. CGTN’s Lucrecia Franco has more.

“The Recovering” further cements the belief that redemption that leads to a life worth living is always possible. Even in the darkest of one’s days, life can still be a series of second chances that all of us have a right to.

A growing number of craft breweries in Mexico are starting to challenge the market share of large scale domestically produced beer.

April 20th is UN Chinese Language Day, which aims to celebrate cultural diversity. It’s a fitting theme here in the United States, where more and more people are trying their hand at Mandarin – including many of our colleagues here at CGTN America. Here’s a look at what it takes to learn Chinese.

It has been 20 years since the Columbine High School massacre in Colorado, which was the deadliest school shooting in the United States at that time. 20 years on, the gun debate still continues in the United States.

Inflation is just one of the problems facing thousands of small and medium-sized companies in the country.

Brazil’s employment rate is refusing to go down. And the consequence is a record of unemployed people, according to a recent government survey. More and more citizens are taking on odd jobs to survive.

There’s no place to hide when the D.C. Divas are training. They practice their offense and defense drills, again and again, to get ready for game day. But these women aren’t professional athletes.

Plenty of places are popping up to provide that VR experience.

China has become a breeding ground for some big talent with their eyes set on the big leagues.

Greenpeace estimates that by 2020, China’s electronic waste will reach more than 15 million tons. One Beijing artist is trying to draw attention to this growing problem.

China’s path out of poverty has not been easy. It built markets that were once never there. This led to one of the greatest human achievements of our time. This week on Full Frame: Poverty Alleviation.

Full Frame returns with their new season on the dire issue of overpopulation and whether the world can sustain so many of us.

Find out how a box of chalk changed artist David Zinn’s life.

An artist’s movement in Mexico has dedicated itself to reclaiming its Aztec identity. The group consists of painters, writers and actors and their work includes murals and plays. Our Urban Voice is Tepito Arte Aca.

A cardiologist from Bolivia is creating devices to cure heart defects using an ancient weaving technique. Dr. Franz Freudenthal is our Game Changer.

“Americas Now” visits a farm in Cuba that produces plants used in medicinal treatments. Nitza Soledad Perez reports.