María Corina Machado: ‘Venezuela’s freedom is near. It has been a long and painful journey’
The Venezuelan opposition leader, recently awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, asserts that the Maduro regime ‘is weaker than ever’
Did Mango founder Isak Andic fall to his death or was he pushed by his son?
Without direct evidence of murder, small clues have led the Catalan police to pursue a line of enquiry that has the Andic family on tenterhooks
Colombia recalls its ambassador to the United States for consultations
Gustavo Petro’s government orders the return of Daniel García-Peña to Bogotá, following the recent clash with the Trump administration
Kyiv fears Trump will unilaterally negotiate a division of Ukraine’s territory with Putin
Volodymyr Zelenskiy is willing to participate, if invited, in the meeting in Budapest between the US and Russian presidents
Algorithms and misogyny: How Latin American teenagers are exposed to toxic content
Monitoring carried out by two Brazilian research websites shows how, subtly, sexist discourses land on TikTok
The biologist who survived a shark bite: ‘We must end the myth of killer sharks’
After surviving the encounter with a nearly four-meter-long specimen, Mauricio Hoyos continues to fight against the stigma surrounding these animals
History’s greatest art thefts: From the Mona Lisa to a priceless Vermeer
Sunday’s robbery at the Louvre is just the latest in a long line of spectacular heists that have taken place around the world over the course of the years
Nicolás Maduro, besieged but unshakable
The Venezuelan leader is digging in his heels. There are no signs of internal cracks despite escalating US military pressure
Larry Changa, leader of the Tren de Aragua, is trying to negotiate with the Colombian president to stop his extradition
The story of the co-founder of the criminal gang, who has been imprisoned in Bogotá since June 2024, reveals how he turned Colombia into the group’s operational hub and financial refuge
The keys to the Louvre heist: Seven minutes, four thieves and an electric ladder to access the Crown Jewels
The precious objects stolen in the brazen daytime robbery are part of French history, and their value is incalculable. The theft underscores security gaps at this and other cultural centers
Trump threatens Colombia’s key trade and security alliance
The US president has announced that tariffs will soon be imposed on the South American country
CIA activity against Venezuelan leaders revives specter of US interventionism in Latin America
The agency’s covert operations, which Trump confirmed last week, hark back to the coups, assassination attempts and insurgencies supported or carried out by Washington in the region during the 20th century
Rodrigo Paz, the surprise president who promises ‘capitalism for all’
The son of the country’s former head of state, Bolivia’s election winner gained support among voters who abandoned Evo Morales’s MAS party
Rodrigo Paz wins the presidency as Bolivia enters new political era
The center-right candidate wins the second round with 54.5% of the votes over the conservative Jorge Tuto Quiroga
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The debate over bullfighting: A cultural and political battle that still divides Spain
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The thousand political lives of Álvaro Uribe
Maduro launches app for Venezuelans to report ‘everything they see and hear’
- Larry Changa, leader of the Tren de Aragua, is trying to negotiate with the Colombian president to stop his extradition
- The inside story of Daniel Naroditsky: Defamation and a public spat with Vladimir Kramnik
- The biologist who survived a shark bite: ‘We must end the myth of killer sharks’
- Lisa Herzog, philosopher: ‘We have to fight to not be available outside of work hours’
- Liliana Galindo, psychiatrist: ‘There is a peak in psychosis among women around menopause, which isn’t talked about much due to the stigma’
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