A Colombian florist traveled several miles every day on his bicycle to work. One day the strength of his legs put brought him wheel to wheel with Rigoberto Uran, one of the most decorated cyclists in Colombia. Here’s the story of this surprising and life-changing encounter.

In Mexico, the coronavirus pandemic remains a significant public health threat, one that has a serious impact on the most marginalized families. Among them, families with children orphaned due to femicide. Many of those families are now facing a double blow having to survive without any safety net.

Two Guatemalans who allegedly witnessed a $1 million election campaign contribution by El Chapo Guzman for president Hernandez in 2013 are now in US custody, court records show

Mexico, already reeling from a deadly case of alleged police abuse in the state of Jalisco is now facing another shocking incident. In Oaxaca, a teenager was shot by law enforcement officials in what is being called a case of mistaken identity.

Venezuela’s interim government wants access to funds confiscated in the US from corrupt officials, saying it belongs to the Venezuelan people. But US officials appear to have other plans. The Treasury Department diverted $601 million last year from its forfeiture fund to help build President Trump’s border wall. (Leer en español)

It's been one week since the death of Giovanni Lopez in police custody sparked outrage in the state of Jalisco. Now we are hearing from the man's brother, who has more to say about the police and their role in the alleged crime.