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Five months after the statewide quarantine began, Ferry Street in Newark looks like a different neighborhood—the swarm of people visiting is no longer there.

Nearly two weeks of protests against the delay of presidential elections by interim president Jeanine Áñez have escalated in recent days.

LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — Hooked up to ventilators, 11 prematurely born infants struggled for survival Thursday in the intensive care ward of a Bolivian maternity hospital.

A short video from the Food & Environment Reporting Network on the story of “The Children of Smithfield.”

The U.S. government and private sector have contributed to fighting the coronavirus in the Amazon. Their intentions for the region concern local advocates.

MEXICO: Emilio Lozoya, the former head of Mexico’s state oil company, Pemex, accused former President Enrique Peña Nieto of partially funding his 2012 election campaign with bribe money from the construction firm Odebrecht. In response, the Attorney General’s office opened an investigation yesterday. Lozoya was extradited from Spain last month and is also under investigation for corruption. He […]

An estimated 14.6 million Latinos are expected to cast a ballot in November, a 15 percent jump from the 2016 race.

Last March, while the country grappled with stay-at-home orders, meatpacking plants across the nation quickly became invisible hotspots for the coronavirus.

Congress has called on President Bukele to work with them on a new reopening plan, but Bukele has not yet responded.

Joe Biden is the only one on the ballot with the moral fiber and vision to unite and lead all of us.

Many Puerto Ricans waited hours in line outside in the sun only to be told that voting would resume next Sunday.

Latino USA’s Maria Hinojosa and Miguel Macias traveled to the heart of Mississippi to hear about the long term effects of the largest immigration raid in U.S. history.

While Europe was hit early by the pandemic, Latin America has struggled to contain the spread of the virus despite long-lasting lockdowns in many countries.

After first extending the deadline in response to the pandemic, the Trump administration now says the Census Bureau will stop collecting data next month.

Most of the measures the court ruled on had already been introduced by top officials last month and were vetoed by Bolsonaro.

President Iván Duque announced that former President Álvaro Uribe will be held in custody as the Supreme Court investigates allegations of witness tampering

The U.S. ambassador to Nicaragua, Kevin Sullivan, condemned the fire as a “violent attack.”

Latino USA re-airs a conversation between Maria Hinojosa and Ruldolfo Anaya from 2012.

“The white supremacy that inspired the domestic terrorist to take 23 lives in El Paso on August 3 last year is the same despicable hatred that inspired ICE to terrorize and raid our communities across Mississippi days later on August 7,” BNHR, IAJE, WTM, and NDLON said in a joint statement.

Despite the rise in cases, Mexico has been reopening its economy and President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has consistently downplayed the severity of the pandemic.

Events to mark the anniversary of the August 3, 2019, shooting in El Paso, a largely Hispanic city of 700,000, have taken on a new look amid the coronavirus pandemic: parks lit with lanterns that people can walk or drive through; private tours for victims’ families at a museum exhibit of items preserved from a makeshift memorial; and residents being asked to show support with online posts.