Restaurateurs make up Cuba’s largest group of self-employed cuentapropistas, but they have to bend the rules to compete in a growing market.

A look at how everything from rains to turnout factored into the unexpected rejection of the peace deal between the government and the FARC.

It’s an election of firsts, as some 144 million Brazilians head to the polls on October 2. 

Rapid urbanization spells trouble when it comes to air pollution and slum populations. 

Hillary Clinton may poll well ahead with Latinos in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, and Nevada, but she still has to catch up to Barack Obama’s 2012 numbers. 

Immigrant detention is big business. As the White House considers shutting down for-profit detention facilities, we take a look at the stats.

A new report reveals how climate change could affect your morning café con leche.