Fernando Villavicencio accuses Correa administration of persecution; ‘the government cannot afford to let my voice be free’ he says
'Good riddance,' they say, to troops accused of everything from indifference to sexual predation; UN defends its forces' accomplishments
Victims group, claiming intimidation, stages protest in Oaxaca last week as OAS commission in Washington hears of rights violations
Panelists at Texas event say revised trade pact could enhance continent's global competitiveness
Just a handful of countries have contributed to a campaign aiming to raise at least $400 million to reduce and treat infections
Only two Latinos are among Sunday’s Oscar contenders, but demographics suggest change in the future
Businessman turned politician Jovenel Moïse faces lingering suspicions over financial dealings
In ‘constructive’ Friday phone call, Trump and Pena Nieto acknowledge differences and agree to work on all aspects of relationship
At least 2.1 million marriages were reported to the National Center for Health Statistics in 2014, and about 75 percent say they changed their surname
Scholastic Inc.’s magazines, aimed at young readers, tackle election issues such as immigration policy and history
Space scientists anticipate ‘suspenseful’ maneuver before spaceship can begin orbiting solar system’s largest planet
Innovators strive to halt sexual harassment in India, improve rural health in Myanmar, build businesses in Africa
But candidate Donald Trump’s proposed immigration clampdown, initially targeting Muslims, raises questions about focus, scale
The 2016 presidential race points to its limits, but some see worrisome impact – especially further down the ballot
But attack by Muslim gunman amplifies Washington cleric’s call for tolerance in religious, racial and sexual diversity
At American University in Nigeria, 24 former Chibok girls rejoice at Amina Ali’s release this week, but stigma persists for others who’ve escaped terrorist group
Programs such as nonpartisan Elect Her help females get past obstacles, including bias and their own inhibitions
ICIJ opens database to crowdsourcing, hoping it will lead to more details about exploitation of international tax havens
Education project combines history and art to teach children to speak up when they see injustice and intolerance
Neither move outlaws pornography, but backers of measures say 'epidemic' harms children, causes mental illness, damages marriages and increases sexual violence
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