An earthquake that portrayed a country and overshadowed delicate decisions
The tragedy in Colombia showed the solidarity of its citizens, but it also served the newly sworn-in Government to advance an agenda that raises doubts in broad sectors
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The lynching in Copacabana of a man accused of stealing a bicycle horrifies Brazil
Two security guards and two delivery men have been jailed following the fatal beating in an affluent and famous neighborhood of Rio
Mexico looks with uncertainty at the trade tension between the United States and Canada
The Latin American country negotiates its tariff conditions while navigating the uncertain future of the USMCA
Is Europe safer than the United States?
Europe is, in general terms, much safer from lethal violence. The United States, on the other hand, is not necessarily worse in all forms of everyday crime
The war in Cauca triggers the first alarm from the Ombudsman’s Office in the De la Espriella Government
The entity issues an early warning for Popayán, the capital where the president of Colombia wanted to be sworn in
Two months after the earthquakes in Venezuela, La Guaira returns to work without tourism and amid the rubble
Of the 7,000 businesses before the disaster, just over 1,700 survive
The Bluetooth label maker that will save your back-to-school: put a name on everything in seconds
Customize cases, folders, notebooks, and even pencils with this small label maker that works from your mobile phone
The best-selling dumbbells on Amazon for home workouts
Three pairs of different weights with neoprene coating are included, designed to provide a more comfortable and secure grip during each exercise
The invention of the light bulb ushered in sleep disorders, but it does not make us sleep less
A scientific review shows how traditional communities do not sleep more but do go to bed earlier
We tested the best gym towels
We compare the absorption capacity and quick drying of four models, as well as their additional features to help you train