The last warden of Colombia’s tropical glaciers
Jorge Luis Ceballos, his country’s sole glaciologist, will probably see his favorite ice mass disappear before he retires in three years
Latin America could set a global example for a just energy transition
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By 2030, 70% of the region’s electricity could come from renewable sources
Chile, the land of mines, leads the way in solar energy
The Latin American country has far exceeded its goal to reach 20% of energy production from renewable sources by 2025
Plane makes emergency landing after getting pounded by hailstorm over Paraguay
The 48 passengers on the LATAM flight recounted scenes of panic as the aircraft lost an engine and was rocked in every direction. Aviation authorities in Chile, where the plane took off, have opened an investigation
Julieta Venegas: ‘People can’t believe that I wrote “Papito give me more” for Bad Bunny’
The Mexican singer talks to EL PAÍS about her new album ‘Tu Historia,’ her decision to leave Sony Music and why she thinks Rosalía is a ‘goddess’
Chile votes to reject new constitution
Some 62% of Chileans voted against the progressive charter that was drafted to replace the document written under Augusto Pinochet’s dictatorship
Chile, the story of a fractured country
The country will face several elections this year in a climate marked by social divisions and political tension
How Chile vaccinated 16% of its population in just 21 days
The South American country’s vaccination campaign has already reached more than three million people, at a pace that is outstripping that of Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Spain
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