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
More oil and a universal income: Fajardo’s program seeks a middle ground between Uribe and Petro
The centrist candidate downplays his educational platform to challenge the right on security and the left on equality
Sheinbaum and the Progressive International
Let no one be mistaken; the hazardous geographical location of our country neither hinders nor binds us. We are what we are despite the giant we have above us
The murder of Edith Guadalupe Valdés shakes the feminism of the 4T
Outrage against Mexico City authorities has led prosecutor Bertha Alcalde to acknowledge that the agency’s delay in searching for the young woman was “unjustifiable”
Argentina remembers Pope Francis, one year after his death: “He played until the end for the sublime cause of peace”
The Argentine pontiff is honored with religious and cultural activities that restore his legacy
Llamar ‘asesinato’ al control letal de los hipopótamos de Pablo Escobar es injusto
El término ‘eutanasia’, empleado por el Gobierno, no es del todo inapropiado; subraya que los procedimientos deben realizarse de forma rápida e indolora
Taxco, Malinalco… intact the empire of crime
Many morning press conferences will be needed for the people to see in the decrease in homicides that the National Palace boasts about something that threatens organized crime
Before it’s too late: Mexico and the risk of copycat shootings
For years, academic literature has documented the so-called “contagion effect”
Bogotá tests its aqueduct improvements ahead of a new ‘El Niño’ phenomenon
Two years after severe rationing, the capital strengthens its capacity in anticipation of the drought expected in the second half of the year