Verbal Attacks Increase After Diwali Festival Messages

In recent weeks, members of the Indian American community have been targeted by racist attacks that have gone viral on social media following public posts related to the Diwal... [read more.]

Tips for Tourists and Residents Amid Thefts and Scams

The United States Embassy in Costa Rica has issued a security alert for its citizens following a rise in crimes targeting tourists and foreign residents. Reported incidents in... [read more.]

Move Deepens Bilateral Rift

Venezuela has revoked the operating rights of six international airlines after they suspended flights to and from the country following a safety advisory issued by the U.S. Fe... [read more.]

A Supervisory Failure on a Remote Excursion Reignites the Debate About the Risks of Expedition Tourism

On a 60-day voyage that began in Cairns, Australia, the Coral Adventurer stopped at Lizard Island for an excursion to the summit of Cook's Look. During the hike, Suzanne Ree... [read more.]

Community Video Shows Agents Punching and Restraining a U.S. Citizen During Suburban Enforcement Operation

A tense and controversial incident involving the U.S. Border Patrol unfolded on November 2, 2025, in the Chicago suburb of Evanston, Illinois, when a sedan collided with a Bor... [read more.]

Government Urges Use of “VenApp” to Report Suspicious Activity Amid Fear of U.S. Action

Facing mounting pressure from the United States and a wave of military tension in the Caribbean, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has aggressively promoted a mobile applic... [read more.]

Ica Went from Barren Dunes to Intensive Fruit Crops

For decades, the vast desert plains of Ica seemed inhospitable: dust, sand, and ocean were predominant, with no sign they could become fertile lands. (teletica.com)

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The President is Pushing for a Review of Investment Agreements

Rodrigo Paz, Bolivia's president-elect, announced that he will review lithium contracts signed with Chinese and Russian companies as part of a strategy to increase transpare... [read more.]

Government Accuses International Disinformation Campaign

The Mexican government has linked a protest march on November 15 by young people who identify as part of “Generation Z” to an alleged international disinformation campaign... [read more.]

A Confrontation of Unprecedented Dimensions

On Tuesday, October 28, 2025, the Rio de Janeiro state government launched an unprecedented police operation in the Alemão and Penha favelas. Dubbed “Operation Containment,... [read more.]

A Growing Trend Highlights Why More Residents and Remote Workers Are Choosing the Natural State

Arkansas is gaining national attention after being ranked the most affordable state in the United States, a recognition driven by its low cost of living, competitive housing m... [read more.]

The decision faces an immediate legal halt

The Government of Colombia surprised both the country and the international community by announcing a total ban on new mining and oil projects across the Colombian Amazon, a d... [read more.]

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In the vast expanse of Los Glaciares National Park in Santa Cruz Province, Argentina, stands one of the world’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders: the Perito Moreno Glacie... [read more.]

Six new archaeological sites reveal indigenous, colonial, and republican-era artifacts

Six new archaeological sites have been identified in Arví Park, covering an area of 40,000 square meters. Among the discoveries, 17 structures stand out, including walls m... [read more.]

The Chocó Reading and Writing Festival (Flecho)

The Chocó Reading and Writing Festival (Flecho) is a cultural event that celebrates the literary wealth and resilience of the Chocó region. This year, the 8th edition ... [read more.]

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In 2025, Las Vegas has been recognized as the world’s leading nightlife destination, surpassing iconic cities such as Ibiza, New York, and Berlin. This recognition reflects ... [read more.]

Why do Leaves Change Color and Fall During this Season?

Autumn does not merely announce the end of summer; it transforms landscapes into a symphony of reds, oranges, and golds that seems drawn from an Impressionist painter’s pale... [read more.]

Long before ships sailed through locks, Panama was a bustling crossroads of global trade. Cobblestone roads, fortified towns, and winding rivers shape

A recent photo essay shines a spotlight on Panama’s colonial trade routes, uncovering a fascinating story that predates the famous Panama Canal by centuries. In the 1500s, t... [read more.]

Where Argentina's golden past still glitters beneath the andes

Picture yourself knee-deep in a crystal-clear stream, sifting through sediment with a wide-brimmed hat shielding your eyes from the Andean sun. Tiny flecks of gold glint in yo... [read more.]