Latin America

Teodora Vásquez Hearing Postponed To Study New Evidence

After spending 10 year in an El Salvador prison for having a miscarriage, 34-year-old Teodora del Carmen Vásquez was expecting to have a fresh hearing on December 8. But to study the new evidence that the defense wanted to present, the prosecutor postponed the trial.

Dec 11 2017, 07:33PM EST

Salvadoran Woman Jailed For Having Miscarriage Gets New Hearing

Latin America By Shirley Gomez

The fate of a woman in El Salvador is in the hands of her original sentencing judge. After serving 10 years of a 30-year sentence for having a miscarriage, 34-year-old Teodora del Carmen Vásquez will have a fresh hearing.

Dec 08 2017, 04:13PM EST

Political Crisis In Honduras Deepens; Police Refuse To Obey Government

Latin America By Shirley Gomez

Honduras national police refuse to obey the government as post-election crisis gets worse. Churches, houses, malls are burning while banks, shops and supermarkets are being robbed.

Dec 06 2017, 04:44PM EST

Panama’s Government Is Looking To Punish Tax Evasion, Fraud

Latin America By Shirley Gomez

After the 2016 Global Corruption Scandal, Panama's President Juan Carlos Varela and his Ministers agreed to present a bill to the National Assembly, to sanction money laundering, tax evasion and any kind of fraud.

Dec 04 2017, 05:38PM EST

Miss Peru Contestants Killed It When Asked About 'Measurements'

Latin America By Shirley Gomez

Miss Peru 2018 contestants stand up for women's rights and instead of telling their measurements, they decided to highlight statistics on femicide.

Oct 31 2017, 05:44PM EDT

5 Latin American Superstitions For Friday The 13th

World By Latin Times

From adopting dead bodies to rubbing umbilical cords on kids faces, Latin America has some weird superstitions. Here are just some of them that will freak you out this Friday the 13th.

Oct 12 2017, 06:12PM EDT

Venezuelan Woman Eats Cat; People Blame Government [GRAPHIC VIDEO]

Latin America By Shirley Gomez

After the deep economic recession of Venezuela, a woman had to eat a cat in order to survive. WARNING: The video might hurt the viewer's sensibility. Discretion is advised.

Oct 10 2017, 04:46PM EDT

Woman Runs Naked To Prevent Boyfriend From Reading Texts [VIDEO]

Latin America By Shirley Gomez

A Paraguayan woman ran naked chasing after her boyfriend who had stolen her phone. The woman allegedly cheated on her partner and didn't want him to find out.

Oct 10 2017, 02:02PM EDT

10 Latin American Coffees You Need To Try ASAP!

Latin America By Maria G. Valdez

September 29 is National Coffee Day and we're celebrating with the best coffees from Latin America!

Sep 28 2017, 03:10PM EDT

PHOTOS: Remembering Ayotzinapa Students On Kidnapping Anniversary

Latin America By Maria G. Valdez

It’s been three years since the “mysterious” disappearance of 43 Ayotzinapa students. Scroll through these photos to remember the fight to solve one of Mexico’s biggest mysteries: What happened to the missing 43?

Sep 26 2017, 02:02PM EDT

Hurricane Maria Leaves Puerto Rico Underwater, In The Dark

Latin America By Maria G. Valdez

Maria slammed into Puerto Rico on Wednesday, cutting power on most of the island as terrified residents hunkered down in the face of their worst storm in living memory.

Sep 20 2017, 08:30PM EDT

Why Do We Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month?

Latin America By Latin Times

Hispanic Heritage Month is upon us. The purpose of the celebratory month is to recognize the contributions and vital presence of both Hispanic and Latino Americans to the United States. How are you going to be celebrating?

Sep 15 2017, 09:08PM EDT

PHOTOS: World Heritage Sites In Central America You Should Visit!

Latin America By Latin Times

We celebrate Central America's independence day with some of its most beautiful World Heritage Sites.

Sep 15 2017, 09:04PM EDT

Why September 11 Is An Important Date In Chile

News By Maria G. Valdez

September 11, marks the anniversary of the coup d'etat in Chile that ushered in a 17-year dictatorship under Pinochet. More than 3,000 people died or disappeared because of political violence during Pinochet's 1973-1990 military rule.

Sep 11 2017, 10:52AM EDT

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Teodora Vásquez Hearing Postponed To Study New Evidence

Salvadoran Woman Jailed For Having Miscarriage Gets New Hearing

Political Crisis In Honduras Deepens; Police Refuse To Obey Government

Panama’s Government Is Looking To Punish Tax Evasion, Fraud

Miss Peru Contestants Killed It When Asked About 'Measurements'

5 Latin American Superstitions For Friday The 13th

Top 5 Scariest Latin American Ghost Stories For Halloween

Venezuelan Woman Eats Cat; People Blame Government [GRAPHIC VIDEO]

Woman Runs Naked To Prevent Boyfriend From Reading Texts [VIDEO]

10 Latin American Coffees You Need To Try ASAP!

PHOTOS: Remembering Ayotzinapa Students On Kidnapping Anniversary

Hurricane Maria Leaves Puerto Rico Underwater, In The Dark

Why Do We Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month?

PHOTOS: World Heritage Sites In Central America You Should Visit!

Why September 11 Is An Important Date In Chile

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