Costa Ricans nervously eye end of economic relief
The government of the Central American country borrowed $130 million to pay for the ‘Protect Bonus.’
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From smoker to marathon woman: Brazilian completes 6 of the world’s biggest races
Sara Velloso’s races have taken her from Boston to Berlin — and into the world of publishing.
As virus ravages Amazon rainforest people, stars gather to raise money
Celebrities from Brazil such as Maria Paula Fidalgo and Gisele Bündchen will take part in SOS Rainforest Live.
Ancient Mammoths Found at Mexican Airport Site Feed Archaeologists’ Studies
Archaeologists discover age-old remnants of mammoths and human burials at construction site of new airport in Mexico City.
Latin American workers worry about Brexit’s smallest land boundary
Legal uncertainty and potential labor consequences also concern expats living in Gibraltar and neighboring Spanish towns.
Ecuador bets on a return to normal
Many major cities intend to tentatively open in early June.
Brazil’s small businesses leap into e-commerce
Brazil gained 80,000 new virtual stores in the first three weeks of the coronavirus pandemic, and online sales skyrocketed.
How a clerical error forced Costa Rica to face same-sex marriage
Same-sex couples celebrated the change, which had been in the works for years.
THE WAY WE LIVE NOW: Salvadorans under COVID-19 martial law
Central Americans stifle their ambitions to migrate north to the United States, staying put and risking arrest if they leave their homes without a government-sanctioned reason. With churches locked up, some say lonely prayers.