Sin soberanía ni política exterior
Las decisiones en materia diplomática tomadas por el Gobierno de Abelardo de la Espriella pueden ser muy traumáticas y desembocar en tragedias
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Are we getting less and less intelligent?
We read less and less, intelligence tests show declining results in much of the world, and we delegate even the simplest tasks to artificial intelligence
Mayerli, from sleeping on the street to rescuing lives from the rubble of the earthquake in Cali
Several of the volunteers who lent their hands to dig through the rubble were people from vulnerable neighborhoods who did not have rescue equipment or uniforms
Martín Guzmán, former Argentine minister: “With Milei the economy grows, but many people are worse off than before”
The academic, who was part of the last Peronist government, values Milei’s fiscal discipline but questions the design of his adjustment and advocates taxes as a redistributive tool
With a meaningful message of critique and strength, Bad Bunny reunites with Puerto Rico at the close of his world tour
With a packed stadium in San Juan, Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio brings to an end a journey that took him from Santo Domingo and Buenos Aires, to Madrid and Brussels
Mayors Vodanovic and Bellolio propose a 30-year national pact: “Chile does not have a problem of convictions, but of horizon”
The communal leaders of Maipú and Providencia, from opposing political sectors, propose seven axes of cross-cutting agreement —from political reform to artificial intelligence— to address institutional fragmentation
La Universitat Catalana d’Estiu closes its 58th edition stating it feels “mistreated” by the Illa Government
The Minister of Language Policy assures that the project “has a future” and attributes the delays in subsidies to an “administrative issue”
Feijóo, on Ayuso’s penthouse: “Madrid Heritage must explain why it bought a property that cannot be used as an office”
The leader of the PP states in an interview that he knew since April that the Government of the Community of Madrid was looking for “a place” due to the works in Sol
Luis Noriega, writer: “The inability to laugh at oneself leads to the belief that one is in a superior position”
The author from Cali talks about literature, satire, and humor on the occasion of the launch of his short story collection ‘The Door of Happiness’ and the reissue of his most acclaimed novel, ‘Where the Clowns Die’
Six months without El Mencho in Mexico
The fall of the CJNG leader marked the beginning of the State’s offensive against the criminal group, which operated for years without too many problems. The subsequent capture of important bosses fuels doubts about its reorganization