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Scientists leaving Mexico cause a “brain drain” for the country

A conversation about the Latino influence on politics in the US

Latinos are being closely watched during the 2018 midterm elections, which could transform the country’s future.

US Latinos could impact the outcome of midterm elections if they vote

November 6th will mark a big day in U.S. politics. That’s when voters head to the polls for the midterm elections. Take a look at John Zarrella’s report to see how Latinos in Florida are feeling.

Carnival in Cuba is a colorful Caribbean affair

Cubans celebrate their Carnival on the streets of Havana in August.

A conversation with Uruguay’s Minister of Foreign Affairs

Americas Now anchor, Elaine Reyes, sat down with the Uruguayan Chancellor during the 73rd session of the United Nations’ General Assembly.

A vital water forest outside Mexico City is at risk of disappearing

Just outside of Mexico’s capital you’ll find Bosque de Agua, or the Water Forest. The dimensions of both the forest and the city it neighbors make it a crucial battleground in the decades-long debate between development and environmental sustainability.

A child sex abuse scandal shakes the core of Chile’s Catholic Church

One of the most Catholic countries in Latin America, perception of the church in Chile has been challenged by revelations of widespread sexual abuse dating back decades.

A Bolivian woman transforms trauma from abuse into hope and healing

At the age of 15, Brisa de Angulo was raped by a member of her extended family. She is the founder of “A Breeze of Hope,” and our Game Changer.

Financial institutions in Colombia fight poverty with “micro-financing”

In 2017, 14.5 million people were living below the poverty line in Colombia, according to a recent article from the non-profit news publication “Colombia Reports”. That translates into living on less than $88 dollars a month. Michelle Begue reports.

Despite economic crisis, Venezuela’s beauty pageants remain popular

Beauty competitions may be going out of fashion in many parts of the world, but not in Venezuela. The country has won a record seven Miss Universe and six Miss World titles.

An Ecuadorian singer-songwriter creating therapeutic relationships

Our Urban Voice is Music Therapist Ceci Juno. Since she started her music therapy practice, Ceci has helped dozens of patients overcome the barriers that come with developmental challenges.

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