A woman from Mexico is helping parents give their kids tools for life in the classroom and beyond. She started a special education center that concentrates on their learning needs of mentally disabled kids, so they can become independent adults.
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The Mexican state of Baja California has become a go-to place for gastronomic delights on the international food scene, so correspondent Mike Kirsch takes us on an epicurean excursion to experience the region’s culinary boom.
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Peru is one of the countries with the highest rates of human trafficking in the Americas. The majority of victims are women and girls who forced into prostitution or child sexual exploitation, and are held captive through fraud or force.
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As the day dragged on, government representatives from across the Americas seemed no closer to achieving a consensus on a resolution aimed at helping to bring peace to the South American nation.
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Government employees and farmers in Colombia are joining teachers in a general strike. Their complaints are common: poor pay and lack of adequate government support.
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The U.S. state of Florida is under criticism for the way it handles death sentences, especially as prisoners who are poor, and black or Hispanic, are more likely to be sent to death row.
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“La Cumparsita” turns 100 and all around the world, celebrations take place to commemorate the beautiful tango with a complicated history.
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A theater teacher in El Salvador works with female victims of violence to help them tell their life stories on stage and in doing so, help them rebuild their lives.
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In a process that is more complicated than it appears, Urban Voice Christian Fuchs dresses up like his his male and female deceased relatives, to recreate their portraits.
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