Mexico City residents still in desperate need of aid one year after earthquake

Ecuador displays its radiant roses with the world’s largest floral pyramid

Over a thousand locals came together for a week to build the massive floral structure that was designed to resemble a pyramid from pre-Inca times.

An environmental activist in Mexico speaking out to protect the planet

Meet Pati Ruiz Corzo, founder of the Sierra Gorda Ecological Group, who was a music teacher before becoming a conservationist.

A perilous passage for migrants between Colombia and Panama

It’s a challenging and dangerous journey through a jungle between Colombia and Panama called the Darien Gap.

Who is leaving and who is staying in Venezuela?

The United Nations estimates that 2.3 million Venezuelans have left the country since 2014.

Mass migration from Venezuela puts pressure on neighboring nations

It is the largest mass exodus South America has experienced in recent history. Correspondent Harris Whitbeck reports.

‘Tower Running’ sport is gaining a newfound popularity in Mexico City

Mexico’s tower runners, who train in the capital’s skyscrapers, have made their mark on international competition after only four years active in the sport, the country’s national team is ranked sixth in the world.

Lack of sprinklers, insurance and funds contribute to Brazil’s museum fire

Investigators are still looking for the cause of Sunday’s devastating fire at Brazil’s National Museum. However, years of budget cuts may be a contributing factor. Some are saying it was a tragedy that could have been prevented.

Tons of rotting seaweed on beaches is hurting Mexican tourism

Across the Caribbean, tons of a brown seaweed called Sargassum are washing up on shore. It’s causing problems at some world-renown resorts, and Mexico’s tourism industry has been hit especially hard.

Latin American and Caribbean ministers end summit on Venezuelan migrants

Representatives of several major Latin American and Caribbean nations end two-day talks. Talks focused on Venezuelans fleeing the crisis in Caracas.

In Brazil domestic demand for charcoal is altering the industry

Rising gas prices have led to the increased use of charcoal by civilians for cooking in Brazilian homes. Correspondent Paulo Cabral tells the effect it has had on the charcoal market.

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