An international team of scientists has created the world’s largest human family tree from modern and ancient genomes, dating our ancestors to a million years ago and going as far as identifying when and where they once lived.
Thanks to political commitment and investment, more than half of Latin America and the Caribbean countries had some form of school feeding program in 2022, thus contributing to children’s development, education, and well-being.
A new national park has been inaugurated in a corner of the Llanos region in Colombia, a strategic area to protect a crucial link between the tropical savanna and the Amazon, with the help of locals turned rangers.
A newly released report shows an overwhelming positive fiscal impact from refugees and asylees living in the United States, generating more tax revenue than it costs for the government to resettle them across the country.
