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Ana Estrada fought successfully in court to obtain the right to decide when to end her life with the help of medical professionals.

Recent polls suggest voters are more likely than not to support the referendum calling for allowing the military to patrol and extraditing accused criminals, among other measures.

It's a contrast to his predecessor, Jair Bolsonaro, who encouraged development of the Amazon — legal and illegal — and didn't add areas designated as Indigenous lands.

A committee at the public university system voted in less than four minutes to reverse and replace a policy related to DEI.

Bank staffers became suspicious as the man was unable to support his head or hold a pen. They called the police, who arrested the woman and charged her with fraud.

Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa had ordered the April 5 raid at the Mexican mbassy in Quito to arrest the country’s former vice president, who had been granted asylum there.

A series of early-1900s Supreme Court rulings included discriminatory language and helped ensure that people in U.S. territories wouldn't have the same rights as other Americans.

“Amor Eterno” by Gabriel and “El Cantante” by salsa icon Lavoe are among the 25 recordings and albums selected Tuesday for preservation at the nation’s audio history library.

Venezuela's requirement that people be permanent residents of the countries they are in and also have Venezuelan passports makes it difficult for many to register.

The reaction to Lúz La Luminosa, a Latina, Asian and queer superhero who fights evil and endometriosis, has been “beautifully positive," creator Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez says.

The Biden administration has vowed to reinstate oil sanctions that it suspended in October unless President Nicolás Maduro makes progress on meeting his promises for the July 28 presidential election.