The NGO Heal Palestine and veteran swimming instructors have launched these classes to give respite to children deeply traumatized by months of death and displacement
The government has requested a cut to the 25% levy paid by cars exported outside the North American treaty framework, as well as a reconsideration of the 50% steel duty
The earthquake was just the latest battle with death for this Colombian woman who was rescued in Pereira after 36 hours under the rubble
Defense Secretary Hegseth says he does not rule out a military option in Cuba and proposes operations on Colombian soil. Trump’s strategy to control the region is meeting with resistance from Mexico and submission from Central America
Spanish authorities are also working to speed up the removal of the 5,000 irregular migrants still in the city following the influx of July 30 and 31
Long-range missile and drone attacks, coupled with the stalemate on the front line, are driving up civilian death tolls on both sides, with the number of victims already nearing last year’s total
Local authorities in the capital of Argentina will allow limited commercial operation inside an abandoned pantheon that belonged to a wealthy family
A reform forces nonbank lenders, art and jewelry dealers, and crypto wallets to strengthen controls to identify the origin of illicit funds
The secretary of defense reveals a decision by the government of Abelardo de la Espriella that marks a shift in the South American country’s security policy
More than a week after the young man was killed in the middle of Sinaloa’s turf wars, his family is rejecting claims that he had ties to one of the state’s criminal factions
Citizens have built informal refuges with their own hands to help hundreds of people who have not received support from local authorities
After the earthquake in La Guaira, two LA residents experienced the loss of loved ones from afar. Unable to leave the US, they are coping with the additional pain of exile and immigration bureaucracy
Young migrants living in a makeshift camp in the Spanish exclave city discuss their hopes in letters to those who oppose taking them in
Nineteen years later, police from several countries are still investigating what happened to the British child who vanished while sleeping in a tourist apartment in the Algarve region of Portugal
The genealogy website MyHeritage houses a collection on the emigration to countries like Mexico, Argentina and Cuba by Spaniards who found themselves on the losing side of the Civil War
Search operations continue as authorities try to find the roughly 200 people who remain missing. A US agency estimates that reconstruction will probably require between $1 billion and $10 billion
Abelardo de la Espriella begins his presidency dealing with the aftermath of a natural disaster that will test his leadership skills
A study by a Moroccan researcher who followed the crisis in real time shows that online videos of the first successful crossings had millions of views and increased the tide of young people flocking to the border
Evidence obtained by EL PAÍS shows that despite US sanctions, alleged companies acting on behalf of the criminal organization continue to extract money from victims seeking to free themselves from these vacation packages
Colombians living in South Florida are searching for news about their loved ones and coordinating aid shipments. Some will be unable to travel to see relatives as they are undocumented and risk deportation
A magnitude 7.4 tremor shakes central and western parts of the country, where the death toll continues to rise
The tremors began at 7.35 am and lasted four minutes. The mayor of Cali, where structures have collapsed, has asked people to walk out of buildings if they see any cracks
The coalition of conservatives and social democrats is debating ending a century-old tradition by giving certain establishments greater flexibility on business hours. Half the population supports it
US State Secretary Marco Rubio as well as the leaders of Mexico, Brazil, Ecuador and even Venezuela, which is still dealing with the aftermath of its own quakes, have offered to send teams and equipment
The former president of Mexico applauds the spread of the radical right in Latin America and says there is popular fatigue around leftist politics
The complaint includes photographs of the young woman with bruised arms, torso and face. She received blows very similar to those her partner, a professional boxer, deals to his opponents in the ring
Regional authorities in Spain’s Galicia region have temporarily halted the historic drug figure’s business initiative, which aims to charge €189 per person