Chilean Truckers Block Southern Routes Over Fuel Prices
Truckers’ associations and independent transport operators intermittently blocked several routes in southern Chile on Monday in rejection of the fuel price increase. Diesel averages $1.59 per liter, about 1,558 Chilean pesos. The increase has created a cost that hits freight transport squarely, a central link in the national supply chain and a sector dominated by […]
Millions of Paraguayans Face Account Freezes After Ueno Bank Intervention
Roughly three million customers lost immediate access to digital funds as Ueno Bank went into Paraguay’s Central Bank resolution. On November 3, 2026, Paraguay faced a severe political and economic crisis following the intervention and immediate dissolution of Ueno Bank, the country’s largest digital lender. RELATED: Paraguayan Teachers to Protest Over Frozen Pension Funds The […]
U-23 World Cup: Managua Prepares for a Day of High Stakes
The decisive day of the VI U-23 Baseball World Cup features five teams from Group A, while those from Group B—who have already qualified—look to gain an advantage for the battle for medals.
Films from 15 Countries Featured in the 80th International Film Showcase in Mexico
Starting November 12, the 80th International Film Showcase in Mexico will bring together productions from 15 countries, encompassing new releases, restorations, animation, and classics of the silver screen.
Russia-Ukraine-U.S. Talks Resume in Abu Dhabi
Tripartite negotiations between Russia, Ukraine and the United States began Tuesday in Abu Dhabi after a nine-month pause caused by the war in Iran, with the closed-door meeting focused on security guarantees for both sides at the end of the conflict, according to a source from the Russian negotiating team cited by the Russian agency […]
Colombian Police Repress Peaceful Student Protest Against President De la Espriella
Students of the Pedagogical and Technological University of Colombia (UPTC) were repressed by security forces on Monday with tear gas and stun grenades during a peaceful sit-in rejecting President Abelardo de la Espriella’s visit to Tunja, capital of Boyacá, with demonstrators denouncing excessive use of force, unjustified aggressions and arbitrary detentions, according to eyewitness videos […]
Peru Unveils 14-Meter Statue of Pope Leo XIV in Callao Ahead of Pontiff’s Arrival
Religious and municipal authorities unveiled on Monday the world’s largest statue of Pope Leo XIV in the port province of Callao, a 14-meter fiberglass monument with a white marble finish located in a plaza facing the Pacific Ocean, just 48 hours before the pontiff arrives in Peru—a country that shaped his pastoral career and whose […]
Amsterdam March Demands Dutch Action Against Israel
More than 200,000 people marched through central Amsterdam on Sunday demanding that the Dutch government take concrete measures against Israel and provide guarantees for the Palestinian population. The mobilization began at Museumplein square and forms part of the “Red Line” campaign, promoted by thirteen civil society organizations. Among the convening organizations are Oxfam Novib and […]
Venezuela Hosts the 2026 Pan American Masters Table Tennis Championship
Caracas is hosting the 2026 Pan American Masters Table Tennis Championship through November 15, drawing around 280 experienced athletes from seven countries and bringing a continental event back to Venezuela after the 2025 edition could not be held there. The tournament unfolds at the Simon Bolivar Convention Center in La Carlota, in the Venezuelan capital. […]
Ecuadorian Court Denies Habeas Corpus to Luisa Gonzalez
An Ecuadorian court denied the habeas corpus petition filed on behalf of former presidential candidate Luisa Gonzalez on Monday, keeping the leftist leader of the Citizen’s Revolution movement in prison without a sentence. Judge Fabián Toscano announced the unanimous decision, declaring the action inadmissible because the parties had failed to demonstrate a violation of her […]
Sport
Show allThe decisive day of the VI U-23 Baseball World Cup features five teams from Group A, while those from Group B—who have already qualified—look to gain an advantage for the battle for medals.
Caracas is hosting the 2026 Pan American Masters Table Tennis Championship through November 15, drawing around 280 experienced athletes from seven countries and bringing a continental event back to Venezuela after the 2025 edition could not be held there. The tournament unfolds at the Simon Bolivar Convention Center in La Carlota, in the Venezuelan capital. […]
Mexico reached a total of six medals—one silver and five bronze—at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, following podium finishes by Karen Ríos in beach wrestling and Kendra Duany in the discus throw.
He leaves the team as the all-time leading scorer in men’s international football. On Thursday, Cristiano Ronaldo announced his definitive retirement from the Portuguese national team, bringing to a close a 23-year international career during which he became one of the greatest figures in football. RELATED: Cristiano Ronaldo Makes History: Scores at Sixth World Cup […]
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) Executive Committee voted unanimously to restore the Africa Cup of Nations to a two-year cycle, citing the need to protect financial stability and support the development of member federations. The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has confirmed that the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) will continue to take place […]
Opinión
Show allOn the Ground at Lula Rally in Recife
Brian MierLula vs Trump: “It’s Geopolitics, Stupid!”
Marcelo ZeroU.S. Meddling In Brazilian Elections, Preparing For Possible Military Intervention
Alan MacleodThe Madman and the Statesman
The CIA Debunks the Myth of Electoral Fraud in Venezuela
Mision VerdadLatin America and The Caribbean
Show allThe faithful continue to arrive in Córdoba, as preparations for the main events at the Fábrica Argentina de Aviones (Fadea) site near completion.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel reaffirmed on Monday his government’s commitment to defending the island’s sovereignty against U.S. aggression, responding to President Donald Trump’s claims that Cuba is a failed state. Díaz-Canel said Cuba’s future would never be decided from Washington, recalling that this was made clear on January 1, 1959, and would not change regardless […]
Students of the Pedagogical and Technological University of Colombia (UPTC) were repressed by security forces on Monday with tear gas and stun grenades during a peaceful sit-in rejecting President Abelardo de la Espriella’s visit to Tunja, capital of Boyacá, with demonstrators denouncing excessive use of force, unjustified aggressions and arbitrary detentions, according to eyewitness videos […]
A memorandum of understanding between Venezuela’s state-owned oil company PDVSA and ExxonMobil was signed on Monday, aimed at guaranteeing mutual benefits, economic momentum and development for the South American nation, with acting President Delcy Rodríguez leading the signing ceremony. The document was signed for ExxonMobil by its chief executive for Venezuela, Andrés Acosta, and for […]
Truckers’ associations and independent transport operators intermittently blocked several routes in southern Chile on Monday in rejection of the fuel price increase. Diesel averages $1.59 per liter, about 1,558 Chilean pesos. The increase has created a cost that hits freight transport squarely, a central link in the national supply chain and a sector dominated by […]
World
Show allTripartite negotiations between Russia, Ukraine and the United States began Tuesday in Abu Dhabi after a nine-month pause caused by the war in Iran, with the closed-door meeting focused on security guarantees for both sides at the end of the conflict, according to a source from the Russian negotiating team cited by the Russian agency […]
Religious and municipal authorities unveiled on Monday the world’s largest statue of Pope Leo XIV in the port province of Callao, a 14-meter fiberglass monument with a white marble finish located in a plaza facing the Pacific Ocean, just 48 hours before the pontiff arrives in Peru—a country that shaped his pastoral career and whose […]
More than 200,000 people marched through central Amsterdam on Sunday demanding that the Dutch government take concrete measures against Israel and provide guarantees for the Palestinian population. The mobilization began at Museumplein square and forms part of the “Red Line” campaign, promoted by thirteen civil society organizations. Among the convening organizations are Oxfam Novib and […]
Saudi Arabia’s air force carried out 103 airstrikes against civilian facilities in six Yemeni provinces within 24 hours, according to Yemen’s Armed Forces and the Ansar Allah Movement, which said the raids caused a still-undetermined number of deaths and injuries among the population. The attacks hit the provinces of Marib, Saada, Al Hudayda, Taiz, Lahij […]
High school students blocked the entrances of at least 30 swchools across France on Monday, demanding better teaching conditions, resources and infrastructure for public education amid a deepening cost of living crisis. The coordinated action affected nearly 0.8% of the country’s 3,700 secondary schools, according to the Ministry of National Education. Access was blocked at […]
Technology
Show allThe aircraft will be able to carry up to 907 kilograms of experimental equipment. On Wednesday, NASA unveiled the X-70 Fractal, a new experimental crewed aircraft designed to test advanced aeronautical technologies and contribute to developing future generations of aircraft. RELATED: NASA Advances Lunar Rover Development for Future Moon Base The presentation took place at […]
Nokia predicts that traffic originating from autonomous AI agents will increase 160-fold by 2035. On Wednesday, Finnish company Nokia reported that global data traffic will quadruple by 2035, reaching approximately 3,789 exabytes per month, driven primarily by the growth of artificial intelligence. RELATED: New York Signs Law to Protect Children From Artificial Intelligence Chatbots The […]
The neuroscientist is investigating whether the brain has an internal map before an animal begins exploring its surroundings. Even before we begin exploring the world, the brain may have a kind of internal map, “like a GPS,” ready to guide us. This hypothesis, which is still under investigation, fascinates Norwegian neuroscientist May-Britt Moser, the 2014 […]
The rover will be delivered to the lunar surface by Blue Origin’s Blue Moon Mark 1 lander. On Tuesday, NASA provided an update on the development of crewed and robotic lunar rovers to support its planned Moon Base initiative, highlighting efforts to develop the surface mobility capabilities needed for future exploration and sustained human operations […]
The agreement will allow CNN to receive compensation for the use of its intellectual property. On Thursday, U.S. television network CNN announced an agreement with technology company Google to integrate generative artificial intelligence technologies into its news platforms. RELATED: Artificial Intelligence Pioneers Call for International Body to Oversee Cybersecurity Standards “With this partnership, we are […]
Culture
Show allStarting November 12, the 80th International Film Showcase in Mexico will bring together productions from 15 countries, encompassing new releases, restorations, animation, and classics of the silver screen.
An exhibition of paintings centered on Peruvian and Cuban themes—featuring works by 16 Peruvian artists—has been organized by the Embassy of Cuba and the College of Engineers of Peru–Lima (CIPL) exalting Cuban culture. RELATED: Colombia Museum Restores 63 Pieces After Court Reverses Government Censorship The exhibition, titled “On the Fabric of the Wind” (in spanish […]
The event aims to connect visitors with national heritage. On Friday, Guatemala City will celebrate the fifteenth edition of Museum Night, a free cultural event that brings together history, art, and traditions in various locations of the capital’s historic center. RELATED: Colombia Museum Restores 63 Pieces After Court Reverses Government Censorship The event will take […]
The program coincides with the 70th anniversary of the Mexican-Japanese Association. On Thursday, Mexico’s National Museum of Anthropology (MNA) and the Embassy of Japan began hosting the “Month of Japan” cultural program, an initiative aimed at strengthening the friendship between the two countries through artistic activities. RELATED: Compay Segundo Group Returns to Mexico to Promote […]
The opening ceremony brought together representatives of the Latin American community and film enthusiasts. Cuba participated in the 21st Wollongong Latin American Film Festival in Australia, opening the event with a screening of the Cuban film “Habanastation” as part of the Cuban Culture Week activities. RELATED: Cuba Present at Eco Expo Asia 2026 The opening […]