The Colombia we want: Marta Ruiz, journalism moving forward
Diana Calderón, director of Hora 20 on Caracol Radio, interviews the journalist, who has covered the Colombian conflict in depth and was a Commissioner of the Truth
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Iran and the US ease up in Hormuz despite bombings and negotiation ups and downs
The number of boats managing to cross the strait has risen in the last two weeks, although it is still far from pre-war levels
Five of the seven people trapped in a cave in Laos a week ago found alive
The whereabouts of the other two members of the expedition are unknown. The rescued, all men, state that they “do not feel sick,” although they admit to feeling weak
A shooting near the White House ends with the attacker dead and one injured
The incident, which initially forced the security lockdown of the complex, occurs a month after the attempted attack on Trump
Police identify up to 160 Atlético and Real Sociedad ultras who were traveling to the Copa final for a confrontation
Radical fans from both teams traveled to Seville armed with sticks, iron bars, knives, and weapons and protections of all kinds
Colombia’s GDP grows by 2.2% in the first quarter of 2026
Most analysts expected growth below a single digit that has been driven by public spending, which grows at 7.8% annually
The National Court establishes that companies must compensate holidays that fall on Saturday
The failure affects customer service centers, but the unions emphasize that it sets the groundwork for the interpretation to extend to other sectors
Pedro Martínez, named best coach of the season in the EuroLeague
The Valencia Basket coach takes home the Alexander Gomelsky trophy after finishing second in the regular season and dazzling with exuberant basketball
The PP proposes to lower the income from 1,800 to 900 euros to declare a family vulnerable
The Popular Party pushes for a planning reform to cut red tape and facilitate evictions
Rubén Rocha Moya is an interchangeable piece
To intervention and interference, we must say no