Speaking frankly at an event, Jauregui analyzed the current state of international geopolitics, with a focus on Latin America and the Caribbean, and the urgent need for the European Union (EU) to take a step forward and adopt the Cooperation Agreement with Mercosur. The former Member of the European Parliament discussed US President Donald Trump’s […]
A Poet, the most awarded feature film in the Coral Awards, was shown at Charles Chaplin Cinema; followed by The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo (Chile, France), winner in the Best First Feature category; and to close the day: comes the Colombian-Honduran co-production Eva, winner of the Coral Award for Artistic Contribution. Meanwhile, at Yara […]
The ministry noted that the agreement will allow Colombian undergraduate and graduate students, professors, researchers, and professionals to access higher education programs at Russian universities, especially in strategic areas such as agribusiness, artificial intelligence, advanced technologies, and applied sciences. The ministerial entities of both countries, the statement added, discussed expanding the number of scholarships offered […]
According to preliminary reports from the Provincial Defense Council, more than 200 people have been affected in both municipalities so far, especially in the town of Sitiecito, where rivers have overflown and roads are cut. Amaury Machado, a specialist at the Provincial Meteorological Center, the rains are associated with the influence of a storm moving […]
After a technical visit to the construction site, President Gustavo Petro praised the possibility of producing, starting in April of next year, 800 tons annually of the aforementioned chemical element thanks to this infrastructure and through a solar farm already inaugurated at the Cartagena Refinery. “Green hydrogen is a gas that can be combined and […]
The Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America-Peoples’ Trade Treaty (ALBA-TCP) warned in a statement that these “events follow patterns already known in the region,” characterized, it pointed out, by the instrumentalization of the judicial system for purposes of political persecution, in open violation of the rule of law, popular sovereignty, and democratic coexistence. […]
As crime fears rise, Uruguay weighs Nayib Bukele–style security policy, testing whether a proud left-wing democracy can confront gangs, drug networks, and the region’s hard-won lessons about dictatorship and state violence without sacrificing civil liberties and due process today. A Left President Name-Checks Bukele When Yamandú Orsi, Uruguay’s new left-wing president, said, “We need to […]
Deep in the Maya forest, Mexico is quietly rewriting conservation math, using satellite collars, community paychecks, and a fragile green fortress to reverse the jaguar’s decline. At the same time, much of the Americas watches its remaining big cats edge toward silence daily. Counting Jaguars Where Cell Service Ends Hours before dawn in Laguna Om, […]
From grocery clerk in Puerto Rico to global Latin music phenomenon, Bad Bunny has turned refusal, joy, and stubborn authenticity into a career blueprint, Vogue reports, reshaping how a Puerto Rican artist navigates fame, politics, and pop culture. From Vega Baja To The Center Of The World He slips into a conference room at the […]
At the farthest reaches of Argentina’s south, Ushuaia faces its Arctic twin, Longyearbyen, in a mirror of ice, wind, and history, where climate change, polar tourism, and frontier identity collide, as National Geographic reporter Veronica Stoddart captures with intimacy. End-Of-The-World Twins, An Ocean Apart On opposite ends of the planet, Ushuaia, Argentina, and Longyearbyen, Norway, […]