There is no doubt that Venezuelans could qualify for TPS as defined by law
Washington is fully within its rights to grant or revoke TPS as it sees fit, but withdrawing it from Venezuela could deepen the humanitarian catastrophe
John Bolton, Trump’s former national security adviser: ‘What he wants is the Nobel Peace Prize’
The US president no longer cares about the near-term political consequences of his actions, says the former senior official in an interview in Washington
Yevonde Middleton: The photographer who transformed English aristocrats into Greek goddesses in 1935
The groundbreaking portraits that the feminist artist captured nearly a century ago — transforming high-society ladies into mythological figures— are held in the National Portrait Gallery in London
Vincent Bevins: ‘The elites have discovered they can govern us without legitimacy’
Tahrir Square in Egypt, the 15-M movement in Spain, Occupy Wall Street in New York… Perhaps the most iconic image of the 2010s is that of streets taken over by massive protests. These days, it’s almost impossible to find any trace of them. Journalist Vincent Bevins tries to explain what happened to those days when the world seemed to be on fire
How to make Enrique Olvera’s five favorite tacos
The Mexican chef chooses his personal favorites from the extensive list of tacos in his latest book ‘Sunny Days, Taco Nights’
Colombian migration shifts southward amid Trump’s hardline policies and new barriers in the EU
According to Colombian Migration figures, over 145,000 people have left the country so far this year. Travel to Brazil, Chile, and Argentina is on the rise as a result of the United States’ increasingly restrictive measures
The deportation of Sofia: A family’s battle against Trump’s cruelty towards a sick little girl from Mexico
Doctors of the four-year-old, who requires intravenous nutrition, warn she could die within days if sent to another country
Brazil’s sustainable agriculture formula to combat deforestation and generate more income
Embrapa, the public agricultural research agency, is committed to combining livestock, crops, and trees to turn around a sector that pollutes more than Japan
Ant bridges and bird-built pergolas: What animal architecture teaches us about evolution
Science is investigating this field to better understand how complex behaviors evolve in nature
Going to an office and pretending to work: A business that’s booming in China
Many citizens who don’t want to explain their employment status pay to rent a position in a fake office, with some even assigning fictitious tasks and organizing supervisory rounds
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