The high volume numbers of countries like Brazil make headlines, but per capita rates show just how rapacious the disease’s spread has been in places like Panama and Mexico.
Rather than the increase in unemployment, the shrinking labor force is the more worrying trend, per the ILO.
The region’s recovery will be slow and depend in part on effective vaccine distribution and stable oil prices.
There’s a lot more to see when you look beyond Florida.
If ex-President Carlos Mesa can stay within 10 points of Luis Arce, previously Evo Morales’ economy minister, he’ll force Bolivia’s first-ever runoff.
Mexico has the world’s highest rate of deaths per cases while Peru has the highest death per capita rate.
As the U.S. general election nears, Latino voters in six U.S. battleground states have mixed feelings when it comes to mail-in voting.