Ryan Wedding, the precocious Olympic snowboarder turned ‘king’ of cocaine in Mexico
The former Canadian athlete, accused of drug trafficking and murder north of the Rio Grande, has surrendered to US authorities
Chavismo opens up to privatization of Venezuela’s oil with hydrocarbons law reform
The proposal was approved by the National Assembly in first of two discussions, while the opposition calls foul on lack of debate
Marzio G. Mian, journalist: ‘The Arctic is the new Congo’
The Italian reporter has carried out multiple investigations in the region and points out that the Inuit have no allegiance to Europe
Spanish Prosecutor’s Office drops sexual assault complaint against Julio Iglesias
Two former employees took their case, which also accused the singer of human trafficking and harassment, to the National Court in Madrid
Summer, relaxation, and cutting-edge style: Why Roger Federer dubbed Australia ‘the Happy Slam’
Tennis players have applauded the tournament’s evolution, with Melbourne Park setting the pace organizationally and registering record attendances. ‘Having too many people is a good problem for us,’ said Novak Djokovic
From chickens to lemons: The criminal life of ‘El Bótox,’ Michoacán’s biggest extortionist
A top government target whose currency was violence, César Sepúlveda had become a key supplier and intermediary for much of the productive activity in Tierra Caliente
King of Spain defends ties with US, but stresses it is based on ‘trust and dialogue’
Felipe VI says that the transatlantic link between Europe and North America ‘continues to be essential for global security and stability’
Trump wants to change Americans’ diets, but his deportations are making it impossible
Cattle ranchers and farmers warn they will not be able to meet the increased demand for red meat and dairy products, recommended in the new food pyramid, without migrant labor
Questions and answers in Spain’s train accident investigation: from the broken track to the ‘abandoned’ undercarriage
The transportation minister admits that vibrations reported on that route before the crash ‘are not normal.’ A new report suggests the right rail was fractured before the train that derailed passed over it
The US and Europe are courting Brazil for its critical minerals and rare earth elements
The South American country, which has huge reserves of graphite, niobium and nickel, maintains contacts with Washington and Brussels and wants to go beyond extraction
‘Sell America’, the two words that sum up the markets’ break with an out-of-control Trump
Investors welcomed the Greenland agreement with relief, but the attack on JP Morgan raises new concerns. The Trump era is pushing investors to reduce their exposure to the US, a trend expected to continue in the medium and long term
Davos highlights the deterioration of America’s international standing
The World Economic Forum shows how Trump’s policies are alienating traditional allies, giving more space to China and garnering marginal support
Detention of five-year-old child by ICE adds fuel to the fire in the streets of Minneapolis
Vice President J.D. Vance visited the city on the eve of a planned shutdown in protest against Trump’s immigration crackdown
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