Politics

Mayor Jenny Durkan signed an order to disperse the protestors after a shooting last week that left one dead. 

After a series of new sanctions imposed on Venezuela by the EU, Maduro expels their representative.

Barragán urges the House to address the climate and jobs crisis intensified during COVID-19 and to confront environmental racism.

The U.S. Supreme Court has produced a mixed bag of results striking down propositions from the Trump administration’s antiquated beliefs.

 As COVID-19 disproportionately affects Latinx communities, so are fears of undercounting in the Census and low turnout in 2020 elections

The Mexican president will be in Washington D.C. on July 8 and 9 to meet his U.S. counterpart.

Recent macho statements by Mexico's president show that violence against women is another problematic situation that has been avoided for years in the country.

As Coronavirus cases surge once again, Philadelphia mandates face masks in public places.

Argentina recently delayed the restructuring of their $65 billion bonded debt and it could expect a 10% drop in GDP because of restriction measures.

Joaquin Castro is a major voice in the battle against police brutality within Latinx communities.

The initiative presented by the government to encourage people to stay home is a luxury that only a few could afford in Mexico, where informal commerce predominates.

The California governor is strongly urging Imperial County reinstate a stay-at-home order, after a considerably higher infection rate is reported.

Police in schools will now be known as “safety officers” rather than police officers and be unarmed.