In Mexico, health care workers treating covid-19 patients at one hospital have found a way to bring some relief to those in treatment and their families. An engineer created a mailing system where family members can send letters to their loved ones.

In Mexico, a couple of young soldiers have become a hit on social media because, thanks to them, their followers can experience life as a soldier. Here’s a closer look at their story.

Due to the lack of compliance with basic safety measures put in place to contain the coronavirus, some graffiti artists in Oaxaca, Mexico have begun using their talents to fight the pandemic.

In Reynosa, Mexico there is a shortage of oxygen for coronavirus-infected patients, who must be treated at home because there is no more room in hospitals. Their families stand in long lines for hours carrying their own balloons or tanks to get oxygen refills.

In Central America, the coronavirus isn't the only crisis government leaders are dealing with. El Salvador is facing a potential new plague in the form of locusts.

A peasant family in Colombia were struggling to make ends meet as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. But thanks to the initiative of the youngest member of the family and the help of a neighbor, the family turned to a new tool to survive - YouTube. Here’s their remarkable story.