More than 600 drug boats operate in the Strait, according to the Department of Homeland Security
The Navy identifies about 50 ships of the Russian ‘ghost fleet’ near the waters of the Canary Islands and Andalusia each week
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United States and Iran exchange fire in Hormuz in one of the most serious incidents after the truce
Trump threatens to hit “much harder” if Iran does not sign a peace agreement “quickly,” but clarifies that the ceasefire remains in place
UNAM Control Exam 2026: When Results Are Published and How to Check Them
The educational institution reported that the results will be published on the last weekend of August, that is, between Saturday, August 29 and Sunday, August 30
Cuba, in the hands of Trump: “The worst is trusting an outsider messiah because we are incapable of saving ourselves”
The island’s population, on the brink of survival, awaits with a mix of anguish and hope the results of the negotiations between the United States and a Castro regime with increasingly less room to maneuver
Tauste Crime: the investigation focuses on clarifying the role of the daughter and her boyfriend in the homicide and how they arrived at the house
The victims’ environment points out that the detainees had recently spoken with the couple from the town of Zaragoza about a personal matter that may have triggered the crime
Morocco experiences the Ceuta crisis between nationalist political fervor and popular concern over the treatment of migrants
The claim of sovereignty over the autonomous cities fades in a Moroccan electoral campaign in which the migration conflict has been silenced
At least 23 dead after a truck crashes into a bus with patients heading to the hospital in Brazil
The accident occurred when the cargo vehicle invaded the opposite lane at dawn
About Ayuso’s trip to Mexico: “It will unite the King, the Government, and Claudia Sheinbaum, because now they have a common enemy”
The statements of the Madrid president ignite the historical controversy and reactivate the diplomatic clash with Mexico
Morocco dedicates the new thousand-kilometer highway linking with the Sahara to Trump
The US president anticipates the news spreading in Rabat by thanking Mohamed VI on his social network for renaming the road after him
The resistance of the Garifunas to preserve their territory: “They will not take us out of our paradise”
Tourism megaprojects and laws promoted by the conservative government of Nasry Asfura corner the indigenous peoples of Honduras in a dispute that has lasted for over a century