Showing results by author "Deepa Fernandes"

The Galapagos Islands are known for the astonishing wildlife that inspired Charles Darwin. But the unique ecosystem of the isolated Pacific islands is in trouble, and now it’s getting an assist from an unexpected source: a local coffee plantation.

At this dual-language immersion preschool in Los Angeles, teachers were upset by Donald Trump's victory. And they didn't hide it.

Raul Castro has opened up Cuba's economy but not much else has changed.

They had their mother's blessing, but she misses them terribly.

Despite not speaking Spanish, nor having ever visited her husband’s native country, Andrea Hernández packed up her four kids and decided to move to El Salvador.

If they study hard they'll get jobs in the fields they've chosen, but they can make a lot more money in the new tourism economy.

A historic wealth gap makes it harder for Afro Cubans to access capital and gain entrepreneurial experience.

Guerrilla theater meets spontaneous drag show in Havana's Calle Reina.

While their parents fight deportation, these siblings in San Diego have turned to social media to raise money to help shoulder the costs of running the household.

Donald Trump the businessman might have liked the embargo lifted, but what about Trump the president?

In December 2014, the Obama administration rolled out the Central American Minors Program, which gives young people the option of asking for U.S. asylum while still in their home country.