In 2022, El Salvador's students scored among the lowest in the region on the PISA academic international test by the OECD. However, the government has taken a bold step to change the future of education by constructing the largest and most modern public library in Central America. Now open to the public, join Toby Muse as he explores this ambitious project and its potential impact on education in El Salvador.
America's Stress Epidemic Fueled by Inflation and Violence Concerns
A recent report by the American Psychological Association reveals that 80% of Americans are stressed about inflation, and 75% are worried about violence. Stress is one of the leading killers in America today. Correspondent Mike Kirsch visits one of the country's most stressed cities to uncover the sources of anxiety and explore what else keeps Americans up at night.
Bolivia's Vice President David Choquehuanca on Indigenous Rights
David Choquehuanca, Bolivia’s Vice President, represents a nation where 60% of the population is indigenous. We followed Vice President Choquehuanca to New York, where he attended the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous People. He shared with us his childhood memories and his vision for the future of indigenous communities. Join us for an intimate look at his journey and aspirations.
Stargazing in Villa de Leyva: Colombia's Astronomy Festival
Villa de Leyva is located three hours north of Colombia’s capital, Bogota. It is a colonial town known for its clear, starry skies. The town hosts the International Astronomy Festival every year, drawing in thousands of star enthusiasts. Michelle Begue attended this year’s event to uncover the passion that inspires people to gaze at the stars and explore the cosmos.