The World Bank’s “Transformational Entrepreneurship for Jobs and Growth” urges Latin America and the Caribbean to shift from ...

The writer-director turned to everything from all-time classics like "Singin' in the Rain" to obscure titles like "Nancy Goes ...

Several weeks pregnant and about to start a job away from home, Lupita Ruiz had no doubts about wanting to end her pregnancy, despite knowing she could face jail time for having an abortion under a ...

Afro and Indigenous Latina midwives are experiencing a quiet revolution — one rooted in ancestral wisdom and the enduring ...

In a year marked by disruption, these leaders from Lagos to London are driving the future of small-screen storytelling.

The bite of a black widow spider can initially feel like a sharp stabbing pain, or it can be deceptively subtle, barely ...

Formalizing Jobs in Latin America and the Caribbean” reveals that nearly half of the region’s workforce remains trapped in ...

From Venezuela, Maria travelled halfway around the world in search of a better life. Instead, the mother of two was trapped ...

Women human rights defenders (WHRDs) have long been at the centre of struggles for justice, democracy, and freedom – from ...

On his very first day in office, President Donald Trump fired Admiral Linda Fagan, the first woman in American history to lead a branch of the armed forces. She was evicted from her residence with ...

In this first edition of The World newsletter, we explore why a president who campaigned against “foreign wars” is sending warships to Venezuela.

After decades covering Latin America's tumultuous politics, legendary journalist Alma Guillermoprieto speaks to Jacobin about ...