In Latin America for several decades now the rural population has been a minority and currently only 22% live in rural areas, but they add up to an estimated 120 million people, which is not a ...

The impact of recruiting through some of Latin America’s most rural areas stretches beyond filling gaps in the talent supply chain– it actively transforms workers’ lives, allowing them to ...

This suggests that Latin America’s per capita income should ... the social variances disappear quickly in rural areas. Latin American borders are porous, allowing for the free flow of goods ...

Latin America is a region with tremendous contrasts. Home to the second richest man in the world and about 5 percent of the world’s billionaires, the poor are strikingly poor. Infant mortality and ...

BACKGROUND Infant mortality in Latin America has declined dramatically over the past ... METHODS I estimate IMR by distinguishing urban–rural areas and cities according to their size. Yearly rates are ...

“In more rural areas they…don’t have a lot of resources ... This is a particularly dangerous trend in Latin America, the UN report says, where “the cost of healthy diets is the highest ...

The mission of Rural America In These Times is to make the issues ... on School Vouchers and Abortion 2024 vote tallies show rural areas are more politically complex than popular party and media ...

They aren’t likely to mention rural areas in states like Mississippi, New Mexico, and Arkansas. Yet the rate of poverty is significantly higher in rural America than it is in urban America. According ...

Division in Oregon highlights growing political rift between rural and urban areas The divide between ... learn more about that rift for her series, America… In Montana, an unlikely group ...