Uruguayan court rejects injunction against offshore seismic prospection, allowing exploration to continue Saturday, April 18th 2026 – 02:53 UTC The court dismissed the case on procedural grounds without fully examining the environmental merits A Montevideo civil court dismissed an injunction filed by social organizations and fishing industry unions against seismic prospection activities for […]

In today’s technology-driven world, having validated IT skills is critical for career advancement. CompTIA certifications are globally recognized credentials that provide professionals with verified knowledge across IT domains, including networking, security, cloud computing, hardware, and cybersecurity. These certifications are vendor-neutral, meaning they are not tied to a specific software or platform, making them versatile and […]

Iran declares Hormuz “fully open” until ceasefire ends; Trump insists on keeping Iranian port blockade Friday, April 17th 2026 – 21:42 UTC Despite the relief, normalizing traffic will take weeks. According to maritime intelligence firm Windward, at least 823 vessels remain trapped in the Persian Gulf Iran announced on Friday that the Strait […]

Lula and Sanchez seal progressive alliance in Barcelona and call for front against global far right Friday, April 17th 2026 – 21:49 UTC Sánchez responded that Spain and Brazil share “the same vision of the world, anchored in the defense of democracy, international cooperation, respect for international law and human rights, and peace” […]

Milei government appeals to Supreme Court to avoid applying university funding law Friday, April 17th 2026 – 21:55 UTC The university conflict has been one of Milei’s most politically costly fronts in 2024 and 2025, with massive student and union marches Argentina’s government filed an extraordinary federal appeal with the Supreme Court on […]

Barcelona, Spain — Left-wing leaders from across Europe and Latin America are holding a two-day conference in Spain in defense of the rule of international law and against the rise of the far-right. Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio da Silva, both vocal critics of U.S. President Donald Trump’s foreign policy, […]

A new U.S. deportation flight carrying Latin Americans to Congo reveals a harsher migration logic, where legal protection can be sidestepped, exile can be outsourced, and vulnerable people can be moved across continents as if distance itself were a substitute for justice. When Exile Stops Being About Home Around 15 people from Latin America landed […]