This method of large-scale livestock production leads to deforestation, excessive water use and pollution, as well as the release of enormous amounts of greenhouse gases
The men had shown the Ministry of Education false records of a course taken at a Brazilian university. Many women who underwent cosmetic procedures with them suffered serious side effects
The most recent figures show that the number of planted coca hectares increased from 204,000 to 230,000 in 2022 and the government is rolling out a ‘concerted effort to swap one economy with another’
Safe Mobility offers legal routes to North America from Colombia, Costa Rica and Guatemala. However, migrants have nowhere to go to obtain access and complain of being forced to sign confidentiality agreements
The first round of voting in Argentina’s presidential race in late October is buzzing with online conversation largely dominated by far-right candidate Javier Milei
In the region of Norte de Santander, authorities have discovered a site where armed groups cremated more than 100 bodies of murdered people
In 2014, Ányela Viviana Benítez died after undergoing an incomplete abortion. Francie Mera says social stigma and medical negligence led to her daughter’s death
A new book on paleontology explores the history and diversity of ecosystems in Colombia. Experts argue that to protect today’s ecosystems it is essential to understand their history and how they evolved
The movement aims to change colonial structures, mentalities and practices, ultimately reshaping power dynamics
Poverty, exclusion and violence: this is the story behind Johan David Castillo and the other assassins who were hired to kill Fernando Villavicencio
A report from the institution — the lending arm of the European Union — reveals that nine out of 10 Latin Americans believe climate change impacts their lives
The clashes in Nariño are due to territorial disputes between both groups and have caused injuries to several civilians, according to community complaints
Bahia Solano, which is built along a U-shaped bay, has become one of the most famous spots in Colombia to sight humpback whales
The number of planted hectares went from 204,000 to 230,000 during 2022, while the tonnage of drugs that has been produced reached 1,738, the highest figures ever recorded
The intensity of El Niño — the regional climatic phenomenon — has added to the rise of coffee prices in supermarkets
When Roe v. Wade was repealed in the United States, decades of progress in the struggle for reproductive rights were threatened. But across the Western Hemisphere, the tide has recently been in favor of the right to choose, with the decriminalization of abortion in Argentina, Colombia, and Mexico
The Mexican president will embark on the fourth international trip of his term at a key moment for political change within his party
More than 83,000 fans at the nearly full Monumental de Nuñez Stadium were getting jittery until Messi scored
The president of Mexico will fly to visit the Colombian president. They will jointly hear the conclusions stemming from a Latin American summit on narcotics that begins on September 7
The latest CAF report proposes global measures on how to mitigate warming and seek solutions in nature
There are still some important astronomical events involving the Moon, including another Supermoon and two eclipses
On August 11, the country’s authorities detected the H5N1 virus for the first time in these mammals. Dozens of cases on beaches and in protected areas have already been confirmed
The Salvadoran president’s strategy for dealing with gangs has eroded democratic freedoms and rights, but is also tantalizing for many politicians
Now open to the public, Usme Archaeological Park is a space where excavations have found over 2,500 tombs dating back 1,200 years
Coaches from various teams explain that the professionalism and globalization of the game in recent years have produced teams that and are more equally matched and electric to watch, as we have seen in the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand
The Spanish chef faces the death penalty after the investigation found the Colombian surgeon was stabbed before being dismembered and no third parties were involved
In 1987, Yanette Bautista lost her sister at the hands of Colombian state agents. Now, she is spearheading a bill to protect the women who have dedicated their lives to searching for their missing loved ones in a country where at least 200,000 people have been disappeared
