Tigre River News Today

Officers wrestle sterling to the ground. We hear someone yelling hes got a gun. Seconds later at least one of the officers opens fire. Now the mother of sterlings child is telling everyone that she is thankful that video got out there. As this video has been shared across the world, you will see with your own eyes how he was handled unjustly and killed without regard for the lives that he helped raise. As a mother, i have now been forced to raise a son who is going to remember what happened to h...

Five suspects have been apprehended in Costa Rica for their alleged involvement in illegal gold mining within Corcovado National Park

Legal attacks against the protections for isolated Indigenous peoples and Peru’s FPIC law are examples of how the oil lobby keeps the current legal framework – the product of years of struggle by Indigenous movements and civil society – under constant siege.

The oil industry spurred the growth of the Loreto region and its capital city Iquitos, Peru’s largest Amazonian city. Now the region needs to plan for the post-oil-era.

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra explores the far-reaching influence of missionaries Willie and Paulette Strickland in one of Latin America’s spiritually darkest cities.

Travelers interested in crossing rivers separating Argentina from Uruguay will have a new choice as of Friday when the Tigre (Argentina)-Carmelo (Uruguay) route is to be resumed, this time around by Buquebús, which has taken over the service previously offered by Cacciola until 2019.