21 April 2020
LAB has just published our first true photo-story: São Paulo – the streets under social isolation a collaboration between sociologist Fraya Frehse and photojournalist Tiago Queiroz, and with the help of our web-designer Wes Boden. Do take a look and let us know if you think...
Gender-based movement restrictions came into effect in Bogotá this Monday (13 April), permitting men and women to go out for essential trips on alternate days. The measure, announced last week by the city’s mayor Claudia López Hernández as an attempt to curb the spread of Covid-19, has received criticism from trans rights groups.
The rise of the Brazil's giant construction companies is intimately linked to power, corruption and bank loans
Thousands of Cuban migrants trying to reach the United States through Central America have found themselves stranded as countries close their borders to them.
An open letter from Panamanian singer Rubén Blades calls for an international crusade to end corruption and abuse.
Route 4, from Rivas to Punta Gorda, is the lead candidate for the new interoceanic Grand Canal.
Panama's voters have elected a bitter rival of current president Ricardo Martinelli, putting paid to his attempts to continue to control the country's destiny.
The Isthmus is almost the last place on Earth where The People's Republic of China and Taiwan still compete for recognition.
Not only Nicaragua, but Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, Colombia and Costa Rica are all promoting 'wet' or 'dry' canal projects to join the two oceans. Chinese money is backing all of them.
A treasure trove of popular art heads for the scrapheap, as Panama City's famous buses are replaced by more modern and safer vehicles.