Mayor of New York, Zohran Mamdani, warned about electrical storms one day before the 2026 World Cup final between Argentina and Spain
The president urged New Yorkers to take extra protective measures and show solidarity with others.
He went out to work and did not return: the shooting death of Colombian Joan Sebastián Durán once again puts ICE at the center of the storm in the US.
The 26-year-old was shot to death by an agent who was not even looking for him. Case reopens the debate on limits of Trump's immigration offensive.
New aftershock in Mexico on the night of this Friday, July 17 after a strong earthquake of magnitude 7.3: epicenter, magnitude and depth
The Colombian Geological Survey provided the details provided by its United States counterpart about the earthquake.
Venezuela will release 346 million dollars from the International Monetary Fund for recovery and reconstruction after the double earthquake
Nearly 800 buildings were affected. Delcy Rodríguez assured that the funds will be allocated to affected families, housing and infrastructure.
One death and 67 cases of legionellosis in New York set off health alarms: what is it and how is it contracted?
The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) is among the 76 buildings that had to be disinfected.
Out of control fires in Canada affect the United States due to the spread of smoke: alert in Detroit, Chicago, New York and Washington
US President Donald Trump accused Canada of negligence and threatened to impose tariffs.
Venezuela exceeds 5,000 deaths after the double earthquake on June 24: more than 21,000 people are in camps after the tragedy
According to official figures from the authorities, more than 6,000 people were rescued from the rubble.
Iran extends its attacks in the Middle East after a new wave of US bombings
The US offensive left at least eight dead. Tehran claimed to have attacked radars in Syria, a version that was denied by Damascus.
Joan Sebastián Durán case: videos and the turbulent history of the ICE agent that contradict the official version of the Colombian's death
Pressure is mounting for an independent investigation into the death of Durán, who was not the target of the ICE operation.
Are Venezuela, China, migrants and mail-in voting manipulating US elections? What's behind Trump's accusations of alleged fraud
The Republican accused Maduro of manipulation and insisted on fraud in the 2020 presidential elections, something that has been refuted repeatedly.
Trump promotes an international coalition against what he defines as 'left-wing political terrorism': what experts and civil organizations say
The US administration brought together representatives from 66 countries to promote its new anti-terrorism strategy.
President Donald Trump affirmed that a CIA analysis revealed an alleged plan by Nicolás Maduro to disrupt the 2017 elections
The president issued these statements in the middle of a speech addressed to the North American nation about electoral fraud.
Contaminated Taco Bell ingredient could be the source of the parasite that caused explosive diarrhea outbreak in the United States: this research found
Since May 1, the CDC counted 1,645 confirmed cases and more than 5,100 under study.
Beto Coral returned to the country after being deported from the United States along with other Colombians on a plane operated by the FAC: images of his arrival
The activist had been detained in an immigration center for a month after ICE agents captured him due to his immigration status.
Wife of Joan Sebastián Durán, a Colombian murdered by ICE in the United States, spoke: 'My daughter asks about dad and I don't have the strength to tell him'
The woman told how life has changed for her and her little three-year-old daughter, to whom she does not know how to explain what happened.
President Donald Trump denounced alleged Chinese interference in 2020 elections and questioned integrity of the US electoral system
The president announced in a speech to the nation the declassification of several documents supported by US intelligence agencies.
They identify the ICE agent who would have murdered the Colombian Joan Durán; Relatives warn about his history of violence and mental problems
The FBI and the Maine Prosecutor's Office are investigating the death of the 26-year-old Colombian who has revived criticism against ICE.
White House official suspended for placing bets on speeches by Donald Trump, president of the United States: he won more than 10 thousand dollars
The teleprompter operator was placed on unpaid administrative leave.
Covered in smoke: this is New York a few days before the 2026 World Cup final due to forest fires in Canada; air quality alert
Authorities activated prevention protocols as the columns of smoke advance towards several areas of the northeastern United States.
Ex-wife of ICE agent who would have murdered Colombian Joan Sebastián Durán denies version of the shooting: 'I told him that I was not going to lie for him'
David Michael Brouillette was identified as the agent who shot the 26-year-old Colombian, who was not the target of the operation.
Statistical evidence reveals that the collapse of the Venezuelan economy occurred before the sanctions, but experts urge them to be lifted in the face of a double earthquake
The humanitarian crisis unleashed by the earthquakes opened a consensus on the need to lift the 'foreign blockade'.
The United States imposes 25 percent tariffs on Brazil and Lula responds with reciprocal measures: bilateral tension grows
The Brazilian president blamed the measures on the family of former president Jair Bolsonaro.
They are the three mountaineers who disappeared in the snowy Huascarán of Peru: this was the last message they sent to their families
The last information about the mountaineers was more than 48 hours ago. Family and friends demand that relief agencies work quickly.
Tour of the elected government in the US concludes with support from Marco Rubio and a five-axis roadmap for the bilateral relationship: What comes next?
Republican and Democratic congressmen agreed to maintain Colombia as a strategic ally of Washington. Balance.
President Gustavo Petro asked the Colombian consulate in the US to formally accuse the ICE agent accused of murdering Joan Sebastián Durán
The Colombian president requested it through his official profile on X. The uniformed man has not been officially identified.
Venezuelan exodus is close to 10 million: impact of the earthquake paralyzes return plans and could worsen the migration crisis
Colombia continues to be the main recipient country, while Brazil and Guyana are consolidating themselves as new escape routes.
Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar asks the US for help to strengthen the capacity of the Colombian Air Force: '75% of aircraft cannot fly'
The Republican representative asked the State Department of that country how it can help the Colombian Military Forces.
After the victory against England, the Argentine Foreign Ministry protested the presence of a British ship within Argentine waters: 'Illegal'
The Government of the South American country published a statement after the semifinal in which Argentina beat England 2-1.
The death toll from the double earthquake in Venezuela rises to 4,829, while thousands of families live in precarious conditions in camps
More than 17,900 people lost their homes due to the 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes that hit Venezuela on June 24.
Bukele's government under the microscope: Amnesty International denounces possible crimes against humanity in Salvadoran prisons
Bukele's war against gangs reduced violence, but there have been hundreds of deaths in prison and more than 90,000 arbitrary arrests.
New escalation in the Middle East war: the United States bombs for seven hours and Iran conditions the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz
The two nations continue to clash on Iranian soil while the naval blockade continues in the country's ports.
New version appears in the case of Joan Sebastián Durán, a Colombian murdered by ICE agents in the United States: apparently he was not the one they were looking for
The Bumangués lived with his partner and his 3-year-old daughter. President Gustavo Petro spoke about the issue.
Young tennis promise died in a serious traffic accident during celebrations for Argentina's passage to the 2026 World Cup semi-final: this is known
Authorities are investigating whether the vehicle was participating in an illegal race. The driver of the vehicle also died in the accident.
The reasons for the decline of the image of the United States and Trump in the world: in Colombia, the perception is positive / Analysis by Mauricio Vargas
Surveys show that the country is seen negatively, with distrust and as a decadent power, just like its president.
Leasing law: the mechanism with which Chavismo expropriated hundreds of properties will be modified after recognizing its failure
15 years after its approval, Chavismo will seek a new law that allows free agreement on terms and amounts, with payments in bolivars at the official exchange rate.
2-year-old boy died in the United States after his cousin accidentally shot him after finding an unlocked gun: identity of the minor
The tragic accident occurred in Kissimmee. The 4-year-old boy accidentally activated the gun.
Chavismo and former members of the National Assembly elected in 2015, with an opposition majority, announce a roadmap for the 'strengthening of democracy'
The announcement comes after the visit of exiled opposition leader Dinorah Figuera, who has the support of Washington.
Unprecedented outbreak of intestinal infections affects the US: what are the symptoms and which fast food chains are being investigated?
Nearly 7,000 confirmed or suspected cases of cyclosporiasis have been recorded in 34 of the country's 50 states.
Wife of the passenger who was almost thrown out of the window of a Ryanair plane revealed how she saved him and avoided a tragedy: 'We died together'
Witnesses reported that the seat belt helped keep his body in the seat. This is how the investigation into alleged engine failure progresses.
The war between the United States and Iran intensifies and extends after a week of clashes
Donald Trump backtracked on his proposal to charge a fee to cross Hormuz amid new bombings and a rise in oil prices.
Trump bombs Iran for the third night in a row as he promises a message to the nation that keeps the US on edge: Is a further escalation coming?
The president of the United States announced the imposition of a naval blockade against Iran that once again shook the energy markets.
Colombian Embassy asks the US for explanations for the death of a Colombian during an ICE operation in Maine
The diplomatic representation accompanies the family and requested clarifications on the circumstances of the case.
Tremor of magnitude 5.0 reported in Mexico during the night of this Monday, July 13: epicenter and depth
The Seismological Service provided all the details of the earthquake that was recorded in the last few hours.
The perfect storm: economic asphyxiation, state siege and the challenge of AI corner journalism in the Americas
Reports and executives warn that the media face a critical scenario, aggravated by the emergence of 'influencers'.
War between the US and Iran: new attacks, tension in the Strait of Hormuz and military escalation mark the last hours
The United States and Iran intensify their military actions as tensions rise in the Middle East.
NASA reveals that the earthquakes in Venezuela displaced the earth's surface up to 60 centimeters
The analysis of the NISAR satellite made it possible to identify how the ground moved after the earthquakes of June 24.
Delcy Rodríguez appointed Félix Plasencia as the new foreign minister in Venezuela after dismissing Yván Gil: 'He has extensive experience in diplomacy'
The merger left out Johan Álvarez, who had been in charge of the Foreign Trade portfolio since last March.
They report more than 2,000 infections of a strange parasite in the United States that causes 'explosive' diarrhea in people: this is known from the cases
Authorities indicated that they have not identified the origin of the outbreak that has already affected residents of almost 30 states in the country.
Inflation in Venezuela shoots up to 13.8% in June, the month of the earthquakes
The June figure is the third highest of the year, only behind those of January and February.
González Urrutia: 'Rebuilding Venezuela will require recovering institutions and trust'
González Urrutia and María Corina Machado were awarded the Coexistence Award for their 'fight and perseverance against the dictatorship.
'Green card' for work in the United States would change after more than two decades and could complicate approval for thousands of Colombians
Lawyers warn that controls could be tightened to ensure that jobs are offered to citizens or residents first.
The story behind a mother's claim to Nicolás Maduro's son due to the earthquake in Venezuela: 'I didn't lose a kitchen, I lost a daughter'
Outrage grows in Venezuela at the authorities' delayed response after the earthquake
Greenland, the Arctic epicenter of power: why does Donald Trump want the US to control this nation and what do Russia and China have to do with it?
Its location between North America and Europe and the enormous mineral reserves have made it an asset of enormous value for great powers.
Video | Bison threw a man into the air in Yellowstone, United States: the victim suffered serious injuries
The attack was recorded on video and revived alerts about the danger of approaching wildlife.
At least 27 dead after a devastating fire in a bar in Bangkok, Thailand: this is what is known
Firefighters managed to control the flames shortly after midnight. Several injured people were taken to hospitals.
French government accuses former Spanish president Mariano Rajoy of fueling racism after stating that the French team does not have 'French' players
The former Spanish president's statements caused a wave of rejection in Spain and France, where political leaders described them as unacceptable.
Israel will go to elections on October 27 with the political future of Benjamin Netanyahu, accused of corruption, at stake
The elections are seen as a referendum on the leadership of the prime minister, who faces a corruption trial and an arrest warrant from the ICC.
The US launches a new round of attacks against Iran, which responds with missiles against several countries in the region
The speaker of Iran's Parliament, Mohamad Baqer Qalibaf, warned Washington that 'the era of unilateral agreements is over.'
Driver runs over and kills six people at a fair in Viña del Mar, Chile
The man behind the wheel was detained while authorities advance the investigation to clarify what happened.
At least nine killed in new wave of attacks between Russia and Ukraine ahead of crucial meeting of kyiv allies
Russian drones killed four people in Ukrainian territory, while kyiv bombings against Russia left another five dead.
Iran threatens to attack US allied countries in the Middle East and warns that the response will be 'devastating'
The Revolutionary Guard raised the tone of the conflict with a message addressed to several countries in the region.
Tension in the Middle East after attacks by the United States and Iran; latest news and details
US forces responded to the bombing of a ship in Hormuz, while Tehran ordered the closure of the sea lane.
Shooting during Canada's largest Latin festival left two dead and several injured: authorities search for those responsible
The attack occurred during the 'Salsa on St. Clair' event in Toronto and forced a large security operation to be deployed in the area.
The four scenarios of the crisis in Cuba: what can happen after Donald Trump's offensive against the Havana regime?
There is talk of limited concessions, selective military and judicial operations, fracture of the regime and relief of the humanitarian situation.
X-ray of the intense demographic transformation that is being experienced today in Latin America
A perfect storm due to falling birth rates and rapid aging threatens Latin America. Does it have any positive side?
They confirm the formation of a mud volcano in front of Trinidad after the earthquakes in Venezuela: experts explain what happened
The discovery is analyzed by scientific institutions while specialists investigate the origin of the expelled material.
Latin America goes from the 'pink tide' to the 'orange wave' / Analysis by Ricardo Ávila
Four years ago the left predominated, now the pendulum is swinging to the right, just as the U.S.
The United States launches a new military offensive against Iran after an attack on a commercial ship in the Strait of Hormuz
The United States bombed targets in Iran after the attack on a commercial ship in the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran announces the closure of the Strait of Hormuz 'until further notice' and issues a warning to the United States
Tehran assured that it will not allow the passage of vessels as long as tensions with Washington persist.
What is cyclosporiasis, how is it spread and what is its treatment? Keys to the outbreak that keeps the United States under health alert
The condition can cause persistent diarrhea and requires specific tests to confirm the presence of the parasite.
Attacks on press freedom take new forms: visa revocation, accusations of espionage and pressure on media ownership
Visa revocation: a tool for political pressure?
Without names, in common graves and under crosses with numbers: this is the painful farewell to victims of the earthquake in a makeshift cemetery in Venezuela
Given the collapse of the morgues and cemeteries, the authorities set up a temporary cemetery in La Guaira. The double earthquake leaves 3,811 dead.
The US and Iran 'buy time' after the collapse of the truce: neither wants to go back to war, but a miscalculation could unleash it
This week's attacks, along with the end of the ceasefire, test an agreement that never resolved the causes of the conflict. Analysis.
Benjamín Medrano Quezada, the first openly gay mayor in Mexico, is murdered: this is known about the crime that occurred in Guadalajara
The body remained unidentified for two days, while family members and political leaders expressed their condolences.
The United States declassifies new files on UFOs: from the story of a senator in the USSR to images captured from a NASA shuttle
The documents include reports from the CIA, FBI, Air Force, Department of Energy and NASA, published by the War Department.
Alert in the United States due to an outbreak of a strange disease: there are already hundreds of infections in Michigan, New York, Texas and other states in the country
The infection is transmitted through contaminated food or water and has caused dozens of hospitalizations in different states.
New massive blackout in Cuba: the National Electrical System reports the second total blackout on the island this week
Last March, the island suffered two national blackouts due to a total disconnection of the SEN in less than a week.
The United States suffocates Iran's financial network with sanctions after the end of the ceasefire
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Twist in the case of the immigrant who died in Texas: witnesses contradict the official ICE version about Lorenzo Salgado
According to the Government's version, on Tuesday, the agents tried to intercept the vehicle that Salgado was driving to arrest an irregular migrant.
American media assured that Israel provided information about an alleged Iranian plan to assassinate President Donald Trump
This information comes after the new escalation of attacks between the two countries.
Colombia is among the 10 countries that were granted the most green cards in the US in 2025: this is the list of the most benefited nationalities
Because it is the fiscal year, a period of transition of power, the report marks the end of a stage prior to immigration hardening.
The Palestinians will return to the polls after almost two decades: did Trump have anything to do with it, can Hamas participate and what will they choose?
The president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, decreed that the elections will be held on November 28.
Two weeks after the earthquake in Venezuela, Doctors Without Borders focuses efforts on containing epidemics and addressing psychological trauma
MSF was one of the few international humanitarian organizations that was operational in the Caribbean country after the double earthquake on June 24.
Two weeks after the double earthquake in Venezuela, La Guaira, the most affected area, recovers electricity by 96% and drinking water by 84%
Manager Delcy Rodríguez indicated that the state telecommunications company, Cantv, is in the process of recovery, without specifying a figure.
A couple of grandparents who survived a double earthquake in Venezuela told how they lived through the seconds of the earthquake: 'If the end has come, we are together'
They said that they met in Europe and have been married for almost 60 years. The camera that recorded them was set up by a family member.
Brazilian Prosecutor's Office filed charges against four people for the death of a young woman during a bungee jumping activity: they found serious flaws
The investigation concluded that the victim was thrown without being connected to the security system.
An American missionary is arrested in Brazil for the death of his three-year-old son: the child would have been punished for not saying good morning
The minor's father confessed to the facts that are being investigated.
In a show of unity, Iran bids farewell to its late supreme leader Ali Khamenei in a massive funeral rite that mobilized millions of people
In Mashhad, a wave of mourners accompanied the funeral procession to say goodbye to the religious leader who led the country for more than 36 years.
More than 4,400 detainees and restrictions on demonstrations: the balance left by the security deployment at the NATO summit in Türkiye
During the international event, which included the participation of leaders from 41 countries, more than 56,000 agents were deployed.
New evidence against Tyler Robinson comes to light at the Charlie Kirk case hearing: Prosecutor's Office presents videos and autopsy
The activist was murdered at an event in the United States. He was a prominent figure on the right and a friend of President Trump.
The reactivation of the conflict between the United States and Iran leaves 90 military objectives affected in the Middle East
The authorities of the North American country provided an assessment of the damage to Iranian structures.
The United States strengthens the use of glyphosate in the market without additional warnings: can Colombia return to spraying with the herbicide?
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Survey reveals the collapse of Delcy Rodríguez: 63 percent disapprove of her management in a Venezuela marked by the psychological trauma of the earthquake
While the popularity of the ruling party plummets, the opposition María Corina Machado consolidates herself as the political figure with the greatest positive image.
They find the body of Lucas Gámez, the nine-year-old boy who was trapped in the rubble in La Guaira after a double earthquake in Venezuela
The minor was with his uncles in La Guaira when the earthquakes occurred. Rescuers were looking for him several days ago.
The United States identifies Juan Carlos Valencia as the new head of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel after the death of 'El Mencho': millionaire reward
Donald Trump had designated the Jalisco New Generation Cartel as a Foreign Terrorist Organization at the beginning of 2025.
US judge orders Donald Trump to pay $5 million for sexual assault and defamation of writer E. Jean Carroll
The judgment also requires payment of accrued interest. Last week, the Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal.
Venezuela and the UN announce a plan to provide prefabricated houses to people who lost their homes due to the double earthquake
The Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, Tom Fletcher, announced that money is already being raised to help nearly 20,000 people.
The unusual gift that the president of Türkiye gave to each leader at the NATO summit: why did the British prime minister reject it?
The anecdote was revealed this Wednesday by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer during a conversation with journalists.
Senator from Paraguay insults Kylian Mbappé again: she calls him a 'son of a bitch' in the middle of the Congress session
In recent days, the congresswoman published serious racist insults on social networks after Paraguay's defeat against France in the World Cup.
A cargo plane disappears in Pakistan with five people on board: it reported a navigation failure and a change of course before losing contact
Pakistani authorities reported the loss of communication through a statement on X.
Hernán Gil, a security guard rescued after earthquakes in Venezuela, told how he managed to survive among the rubble for eight days: 'Hope for life'
Search teams from seven countries participated in the rescue. The subject was in a basement when the events occurred.
More military spending, ballistic missile tests and nuclear rearmament: this is how China prepares to block Taiwan / Analysis by Mauricio Vargas
With the second largest military spending on the planet and a patient strategy to recover the island, Beijing worries the United States and other powers.
The United States is forced to resume the processing of thousands of green cards and work permits after a new judicial setback
The Trump administration's strategy to freeze the processing of immigration benefits came to a halt. Processes abroad remain in suspense.
The earthquake exposed another crisis in Venezuela: the collapse of seismic monitoring; The country went from 300 stations to less than ten in 50 years
The lack of investment and contingency plans maximized the impact of the recent earthquake.
The United States avoids commenting on Diosdado Cabello and focuses on aid for the earthquake in Venezuela
The chargé d'affaires in Caracas, John Barrett, assured that the State Department “is focused on the response to the earthquakes.”
US launches 'powerful' strikes against Iran in response to attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz
Washington resumed sanctions against the Islamic Republic's crude oil for the attack on three ships in the maritime passage.
Videos | Strong tornado in China leaves 11 dead and more than 300 injured: winds would have dragged a man out of his apartment on the 12th floor
The force of the wind dragged a cargo truck and moved it up to 30 meters away.
Trump criticizes European countries for not helping the US in Iran and questions allies' spending before NATO summit
The alliance summit started this Tuesday in Ankara with defense spending and the future of military cooperation as its central focus.
The United States reactivates sanctions against Iran oil after bombings against three oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz
Three ships, including a Qatari ship transporting liquefied natural gas, were hit by projectiles in the sea passage.
Venezuela begins a massive inspection phase of properties after the double earthquake: this is how the 'traffic light' will work that will determine the level of damage
Authorities recalled that the inspections are free and urged those who, using the inspection, try to charge to be denounced.
They confirm the death of the renowned actress Yorgelys Delgado and her mother after days of searching after a double earthquake in Venezuela: 'Broken heart'
The artist is remembered for her participation in programs such as 'El Club de los Tigritos' and 'Rugemanía'.
Mexico's offensive against the Sinaloa cartel reduces violence, but not drug trafficking despite pressure from Trump, according to Crisis Group report
A new report concludes that the strategy of direct confrontation with the cartels has barely affected the flow of drugs to the US.
Charlie Kirk's widow faces the man accused of murdering President Donald Trump's ally in court: this is how the case progresses
On September 10, 2025, Kirk, a prominent right-wing figure in the US, suffered a gun attack in Utah.
Who was Willner Rivas, captain of the Venezuelan volleyball team, found dead with his wife and son after the double earthquake?
The official toll rose to 3,535 dead and 16,740 injured, while the authorities continue the work of recovering bodies in La Guaira.
The leftist Roberto Sánchez recognizes Keiko Fujimori as elected president of Peru, but maintains complaints of 'irregularities' in the process
According to the final count, Fujimori obtained 50.135% of the votes in the runoff, compared to 49.865% for Sánchez.
The Venezuelan who went from studying design in Paris to making more than 3,200 body bags after the devastating earthquake
The initiative arose after a call from a client who warned about the shortage of body bags in La Guaira.
More than a thousand arrested in a gigantic global operation against human trafficking: this is how a criminal network that operated on four continents fell
The action, coordinated by Interpol between June 8 and 12, involved authorities from 59 countries, made it possible to identify 2,070 victims.
Pakistan investigates the HIV infection of at least 78 children in a Karachi hospital: they denounce medical negligence and used syringes
The case has already reached the provincial Superior Court, which gave the Government two weeks to present a report on the alleged outbreak.
Bad hosts? Mexican fans shouted and threw foam at the England bus before they were eliminated in the round of 16 of the World Cup
The episode prior to the duel with England added to other controversies that marked the performance of the Mexican fans in the World Cup.
