As Aruba gears up for its December 9 elections, political tensions have risen across the island. With 12 parties registered to participate, some of the more established political players face internal challenges, while newcomers show surprising strength. The process...
Trump’s McDonald’s Visit Raises Eyebrows in Final Campaign Days
In the last stretch of his campaign for a third bid at the White House, Donald Trump made an unexpected stop at a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania, bringing one of America’s most iconic fast-food chains into the political spotlight. Wearing an apron and working behind the...
Israeli Airstrikes in Lebanon Kill Over 1,800 as Conflict with Hezbollah Escalates
Beirut, October 20, 2024 — The death toll from Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon has surpassed 1,800, according to figures released by the Lebanese Ministry of Health. Since the start of the intensified strikes on September 16, the bombardment has resulted in 9,330...
COP16 in Colombia: A Crucial Moment for Global Biodiversity Conservation
The 16th Conference of the Parties (COP16) is taking place in Cali, Colombia, from October 21 to November 1, 2024. This event, which traditionally focuses on diplomatic discussions, has successfully engaged the Colombian public with a rich cultural and academic...
Mexico Makes Record Seizure of 8.3 Tons of Drugs in Pacific Waters
In a historic operation, Mexican authorities seized a massive 8.3 tons of drugs in the Pacific, marking the largest maritime drug seizure in the country’s history. The operation, carried out by Mexico’s Navy, intercepted six small vessels carrying the illicit cargo...
Cuba’s Electrical System Collapses: Failed Recovery Efforts and Public Protests
Cuba's National Electric System (SEN) is facing an unprecedented crisis, marked by total and partial collapses that have left millions of Cubans without power for two consecutive days. Efforts to restore electrical service have been repeatedly frustrated, while the...