Plan to give Pablo Escobar’s former estate to farmers sparks backlash
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has said he wants to transfer the Hacienda Nápoles Theme Park land to victims of violence, but merchants see it as a cornerstone of their economy
A dinosaur’s last supper: Gut of a 100-million-year-old sauropod sheds light on its diet
According to a new study, the animal, which had a varied herbivorous diet, barely chewed its food
José Luis Escrivá: ‘There is less confidence in the dollar and in US assets’
The governor of the Bank of Spain doubts that the 5% of GDP target for European defense spending is based on a rigorous analysis
Scarce, poor in nutrition, and very difficult to cook: The mirage of food aid from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
Experts, witnesses, and NGOs question the figures regarding the militarized and ‘undignified’ operation, backed by Israel and the US
Ardem Patapoutian, Nobel Prize winner in Medicine: ‘90% of people don’t even know they have a sense of proprioception’
The biologist explains his latest discoveries, his new tattoo, his kidnapping, and his five rules for being creative
From unconditional love to ‘total war’: Trump and Musk’s bromance and breakup in four acts
The public fallout brings to a close, at least for the moment, a high-profile alliance that their allies are now trying to rebuild
Andy Warhol and Brazilian Pop Art converse in São Paulo
Two exhibitions allow viewers to appreciate the similarities and differences between the work of the American icon and the tropical version
The Newark residents who never leave the side of migrants locked up in Delaney Hall
The New Jersey detention center, opened a month ago, has become a flashpoint in Donald Trump’s anti-immigration offensive
Russia recruits Cubans for the frontlines in Ukraine: ‘It’s all been a scam’
Ukrainian intelligence estimates that nearly 20,000 people have joined the Russian army since 2022, with the complicity of the Díaz-Canel administration. Some claim they arrived under false pretences
The attempted assassination of Colombian politician Miguel Uribe Turbay threatens a return to the violence of the past
The assault on the conservative senator, who was hoping to run for president, is reminiscent of the murders of five presidential candidates between 1986 and 1990
Israel intercepts Freedom Flotilla heading to Gaza with humanitarian aid
Activists report being ‘kidnapped’ while in international waters. The Israeli government confirms that Greta Thunberg is ‘safe’
Inside the LA protests: ‘We took to the streets because our parents have lived in the shadows their entire lives’
Demonstrations against Donald Trump’s immigration raids escalated on Sunday after the administration mobilized the National Guard
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