Competing with a 40°C feel: the climate challenge of the Central American and Caribbean Games
Extreme heat and Caribbean humidity are shaping up as the invisible rivals of some 6,000 athletes from the region who will compete in Santo Domingo 2026
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The Government of Peace in Bolivia strips the State of indigenous symbols
The Executive removes portraits of aboriginal leaders and takes down the wiphala from the facade of the presidential palace to differentiate itself from the previous administration
A Louisiana community rebels against a new ICE center to detain and deport families
In Alexandria, residents are refusing to allow their authorities to silence them in their demand to prevent the opening of the facility
The importance of Hispanic journalism in the United States: “Language is political and our communities need us”
This week, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) conference took place in New Orleans, the largest organization that, for over four decades, has promoted Latino journalism
¿Está en riesgo de ser abolido el derecho al voto de las mujeres? La nueva cruzada de la extrema derecha
En meses recientes, ‘influencers’ conservadores han comenzado a promover el voto por hogar, una iniciativa que restringiría el derecho a participar en las elecciones al patriarca familiar
Didier Blanco, the influencer who calls the opposition “fucking leftists,” will be the head of escorts in Colombia
Abelardo de la Espriella appoints as director of the National Protection Unit, the entity responsible for protecting politicians, journalists, and social leaders, a detective with a public history of insults against a good portion of those he must now protect
Three minors dead and the same pattern of violence in militarized academies in Mexico
The mother of a child who died last year in a military school denounces that centers under that model practice torture and that they protect each other among directors
An investigation reveals that the Child of Cerro El Plomo died from a cranial trauma during an Inca ritual, and not from hypothermia
The Chilean physical anthropologist, Verónica Silva, rewrites a story that was held since 1954 and postulates that the child peregrinated for nine months, with a large retinue through the high mountains in the Andes: he was offered to the gods in the Capacocha ceremony
Before you start, check this list: 10 essentials to carry in the car (including the V-16 light)
Our selection includes products such as a portable air compressor, a glass breaking tool, a foldable sunshade, and a powder extinguisher
What is an active carbon memory foam pillow for? We tell you all its benefits
Dissipates body heat, promotes greater hygiene, and incorporates antibacterial properties. The chosen best-selling model can be acquired in ten sizes