Abelardo de la Espriella announces banker David Vélez as his advisor to promote artificial intelligence in Colombia
The Paisa businessman is also a member of the board of directors of Open AI, owner of ChatGPT
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Technology takes root: this is how the future of agriculture is protected in Latin America
The multinational PepsiCo brings together more than 150 Latin American producers at a demonstration farm in Nuevo León to share the adoption of regenerative practices and technologies that help ensure the survival of the food system in the face of climate change
The rise in gas to new highs worsens the countdown to stockpile reserves for the winter
The storage level in the EU is at 63%, the lowest at this time of year since 2009, while fears of supply problems grow with the prolonged blockade of Hormuz
The actor Luis Lorenzo faces trial for the death of his partner’s aunt: “They had her abandoned”
Caregivers of the 85-year-old woman and waitresses describe situations of neglect and abuse: “They had no food,” “They didn’t let her use her bathroom”
Iran accuses the US of violating the truce by attacking military targets and threatens to respond
The Iranian Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, claims that the Persian Gulf will no longer be a “shield” for Washington and outlines a new regional order with his country at the forefront
The exceptional Paula Blasi wins the Amstel Gold Race with an attack 20 kilometers from the finish line
The young Catalan cyclist makes history by being the first Spanish woman to win the Dutch classic
The EU mobilizes its emergency mechanism for the fires in Spain and France and warns: “We are preparing for a serious situation”
Seven European planes and helicopters combat active fires, while Brussels warns that these episodes will be “harder and more brutal”
Inside the White House on 9/11: oral history of the “darkest day” in recent United States history
Reconstruction of the day of the attacks on the Twin Towers and the Pentagon based on 80 interviews with members of the Bush Administration
More than half of the students at risk of poverty do not have a scholarship for the cafeteria
A report estimates that 1.2 million schoolchildren at risk of social exclusion are left out of the aid system
The Congress supports aid to workers and companies for this summer’s fires
The majority of the Lower House validates the royal decree-law that the Council of Ministers approved due to the large fire that affected Madrid and Ávila in July