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Crime · Guatemala

Guatemala Judge Convicts 6 Ex-Officials in Deaths of 41 Girls in 2017 Fire at State Facility

55% Left coverage: 38 sources

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UEFA Women's Euro 2022 · Spain

Spain Women Part Ways with Montse Tome After Euros Defeat

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

Spain Women's national team has parted ways with head coach Montse Tome following their Euro 2025 defeat to England.See the Story

Alberto Fernández · Buenos Aires

Argentina's Attorney General's Office Asks Alberto Fernández to Go to Oral Trial in Machista Violence Case · Global Voices

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Federal prosecutor Ramiro González requested that former Argentine president Alberto Fernández be tried in an oral and public trial for gender-based violence against his former partner and former first lady, Fabiola Yáñez.See the Story

Latin American Women's Conference Calls for Winning Misogyny and Creating Care Society

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Mexico City, Aug 12 (EFE).- The sixteenth Regional Conference on Women in Latin America and the Caribbean began this Tuesday in Mexico City, amid demands to eradicate fear, misogyny and persistent feminicides, and with the urgency of building a care society. The ceremony was opened by Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum, at the National Palace, where UN Women, the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (Cepal), regional leaders…Claudia Sheinbaum · Mexico City See the Story

Moroccan Feminist Activist Accused of 'Offending Islam' Has Trial Postponed

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

A Moroccan feminist activist has provoked widespread outrage after she was arrested on Sunday for posting a picture of herself wearing a shirt with the word "Allah" followed by "is lesbian". The woman…Activism · Morocco See the Story

Unicef and Unfpa Denounce that the Death of a 13-Year-Old Girl After Giving Birth in Peru Was Preventable.

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) denounce that the death of a 13-year-old Peruvian girl shortly after giving birth at home was preventable and warn that this is not an isolated incident, since barriers to access to sexual and reproductive health services are costing lives. The girl died on August 1 shortly after giving birth at her home, located in a town in the Andean department of Huánu…UNICEF · Peru Read Article

Without Education or Freedom, Forced Marriage Robs Afghan Girls of Their Future.

Four years after the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan on August 15, 2021, Afghan girls no longer attend school or play with each other; they are now forced to marry adult men when they are barely five, six, or seven years old. Child and forced marriage has skyrocketed since 2021, driven by the ban on female education, the systematic dismantling of women's rights, and a deep economic crisis that is driving families to sell their daughters…Taliban · Afghanistan Read Article

118 Years Since Carmen Conde, the Writer Who Put Women at the Center of Literature

It's been 118 years since the birth of Carmen Conde, the woman who broke the glass ceiling at the Royal Spanish Academy and dedicated her life to creating a space for women in literature. It's a good time to remember one of the most committed voices in 20th-century Spanish poetry, a pioneer of literary feminism. Her deeply lyrical and political legacy lives on in her hometown of Cartagena (Murcia), where she was born on August 15, 1907. She spen…Cartagena · Cartagena Read Article

Sexual Exploitation in Spain: Latinas, Small Networks, and Private Apartments

The most common profile of victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation in Spain tends to follow the same pattern: South American women who arrive in the country deceived by criminal networks, generally small-scale, who force them into prostitution in private homes, which complicates police investigations. According to the head of the National Police's Central Human Trafficking Brigade, Fernando Guerrero, in statements to EFE, this is the prof…Spain · Spain Read Article

Panama Exposes the "Invisible" Figures of Human Trafficking, Which Are Increasing Every Year.

The Invisible Figures of Human Trafficking exhibition, recently opened in Panama City, showcases the "unknown" global and regional figures of this type of crime, which is increasingly on the rise and of which anyone can fall victim. "What we want to highlight is that, for every person who is a victim of trafficking, there are twenty who are unknown. In other words, the statistics we have are far below reality," Elvira López, director of the muse…Human Trafficking · Panama City Read Article

A Way Has Been Found to Prevent Relapses of the Most Aggressive Breast Cancer.

A study conducted in preclinical models has shown that pharmacological blockade of the ENPP1 molecule enhances the effectiveness of radiotherapy and successfully eradicates relapse in triple-negative breast cancer—the most aggressive type of cancer for patients—as well as the spread of tumor cells to other organs. The study, developed by scientists at the Cancer Center at the University of Navarra Clinic (CCUN) and published in the journal Signa…Breast Cancer · Pamplona Read Article

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Guatemala Judge Convicts 6 Ex-Officials in Deaths of 41 Girls in 2017 Fire at State Facility

Spain Women Part Ways with Montse Tome After Euros Defeat

Argentina's Attorney General's Office Asks Alberto Fernández to Go to Oral Trial in Machista Violence Case · Global Voices

Latin American Women's Conference Calls for Winning Misogyny and Creating Care Society

Moroccan Feminist Activist Accused of 'Offending Islam' Has Trial Postponed

Unicef and Unfpa Denounce that the Death of a 13-Year-Old Girl After Giving Birth in Peru Was Preventable.

Without Education or Freedom, Forced Marriage Robs Afghan Girls of Their Future.

118 Years Since Carmen Conde, the Writer Who Put Women at the Center of Literature

Sexual Exploitation in Spain: Latinas, Small Networks, and Private Apartments

Panama Exposes the "Invisible" Figures of Human Trafficking, Which Are Increasing Every Year.

A Way Has Been Found to Prevent Relapses of the Most Aggressive Breast Cancer.

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Latin American Women's Conference Calls for Winning Misogyny and Creating Care Society

Moroccan Feminist Activist Accused of 'Offending Islam' Has Trial Postponed

Unicef and Unfpa Denounce that the Death of a 13-Year-Old Girl After Giving Birth in Peru Was Preventable.

Without Education or Freedom, Forced Marriage Robs Afghan Girls of Their Future.

118 Years Since Carmen Conde, the Writer Who Put Women at the Center of Literature

Sexual Exploitation in Spain: Latinas, Small Networks, and Private Apartments

Panama Exposes the "Invisible" Figures of Human Trafficking, Which Are Increasing Every Year.

A Way Has Been Found to Prevent Relapses of the Most Aggressive Breast Cancer.