The architect Izaskun Chinchilla explores in her new essay ‘Los barrios del buen vivir’ (Catarata) how to make a city suitable for raising children, sleeping, healing, strolling, or courting
The coalition of conservatives and social democrats debates ending a century-old tradition by giving certain stores greater flexibility to open on Sundays. Half of the population supports it
The weakness of both economies, combined with the rising cost of services and the increase in temperatures, explains the decline of two of the country’s main tourist markets
Young people without an entry path to the market and neighbors with old rents threatened with eviction illustrate that renting rooms or a permanent contract have ceased to be a guarantee of access to housing
The file includes photographs of the young woman with her arms, torso, and face bruised. She received beatings very similar to those her partner, a professional boxer, gave to his opponents in the ring.
We must move away from the rational. Organizing territorial growth, regulating land use, managing rents, are prerequisites, but they are not enough for life to arise; it is necessary to create conditions for creativity.
The Bolivian historian and writer Máximo Pacheco narrates the sociocultural phenomenon from the heart of the Andean world and the margins of the city in his novel ‘Las desolvidadas del amor’
The detention and deportation of their parents to Mexico has created trauma and stress in three teenage siblings. Their mother is fighting to return to the United States. Meanwhile, they prepare alone for the return to school
Mazatlán, el principal destino turístico de Sinaloa, atraviesa una ola de violencia que se ha saldado con 14 homicidios en la primera semana de agosto
El presidente De la Espriella promete un país nuevo construido sobre la displina, la familia y la religión