Venezuela Reopens Maiquetia Airport Two Months After Double Earthquake
Venezuela’s Simón Bolívar International Airport, located in Maiquetía and main air gateway of Venezuela, reopened this Tuesday for domestic and international flights, two months after a double earthquake of June 24 destroyed its facilities. On its first day back in service, the terminal was scheduled to dispatch eight flights, four international and four domestic. The […]
Honduran Judge Dismisses Corruption Case Against Juan Orlando Hernandez
A judge in Honduras cleared former President Juan Orlando Hernández of fraud and money laundering charges on Tuesday, ruling that prosecutors could not trace the public funds allegedly diverted to finance his 2013 campaign. Judiciary spokesperson Carlos Silva confirmed the definitive dismissal in the Pandora II case, which arose from allegations that public money bankrolled […]
Chilean Unemployment Hits Record, Highest Level in Five Years
Unemployment in Chile reached a historic level, with 981,315 people out of work (9.4%), in the March-May 2026 rolling quarter, according to the National Statistics Institute (INE). The number of unemployed workers grew by 63,000 compared to the same period a year earlier, a surge that has triggered a wave of political and social reaction. […]
Honduran Congress Approves Energy Reform Amid Privatization Risk Criticism
Honduras’ Congress approved the government’s energy reform this Tuesday to restructure the state-owned National Electric Energy Company (ENEE) and stem daily losses of $1.9 million. The session closed with 78 lawmakers in favor and 35 opposed, a margin that reflected a coalition rather than a single-party majority. On the ruling side stood 49 deputies from […]
Suspect Arrested in Car Bomb Attack Against Police in Zacatecas
Mexican authorities have arrested a suspect in the attack with an explosive vehicle against the Ojocaliente Command, Zacatecas, which left 10 injured, caused material damage and mobilized the national Security Cabinet.
U.S. DEA Faces Investigation Over Fentanyl “Let It Walk” Tactic
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) faces a House Oversight Committee investigation over a tactic of watching large fentanyl shipments without seizing them, a practice that allowed massive quantities of the deadly opioid to reach U.S. streets. James Comer, the House of Representatives Oversight Committee’s chairman, asked Attorney General Todd Blanche to turn over records tied […]
Mexican President Sheinbaum Highlights Economic Gains in 20-Month Report
She defends national independence amid U.S. pressure while reporting progress in crime reduction. Following a political tradition renewed every Sept. 1, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum presented the report covering her first 20 months in office. RELATED: Mexico Reports Record Foreign Investment and 60 Million Jobs Her address to the nation detailed the progress of her […]
Brazil Appreciates Dilma Rousseff’s Legacy 10 Years After the Parliamentary Coup
Time has revealed the far-right maneuvers used to oust Brazil’s first female head of state. Monday marked ten years since the “institutional” coup d’état carried out by the Brazilian right wing against President Dilma Rousseff, a left-wing economist who fought against the U.S.-backed dictatorship. On August 31, 2016, the Brazilian Senate voted 61 to 20 […]
U.S. Bombs Iran for Second Time in a Week
Tomahawk missiles struck Konarak and may have caused explosions in Chabahar, Bandar Abbas and Qeshm. On Tuesday, the U.S. military bombed Iran for the second time in a week amid rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. RELATED: Iranian President Confident of Victory Against the U.S. “Today at 12 p.m. ET, U.S. forces began striking […]
Spanish Scientists Demonstrate Benefits of Breastfeeding on the Infant Gut
A study by the CSIC published in Cell Report Medicine demonstrates that human milk oligosaccharides modulate the intestinal resistome, reducing antimicrobial resistance genes in the first months of life.
Sport
Show allThe Berlin 2026 Women's Basketball World Cup presents a generational shift where historical figures from the WNBA and FIBA coexist with young promises who will mark a new era in the sport.
Cuban chess players achieved an outstanding performance in the V Panama Open Chess Tournament, which brought together 83 competitors from 15 nations.
There are great young players coming up who deserve to be there, he said. On Monday, Lionel Messi, the 39-year-old soccer player known around the world, announced his permanent retirement from Argentina’s national team. RELATED: Brazil Targets Soccer Players in Drug and Arms Trafficking Probe Through his Instagram account, where Messi has 4.7 million followers, […]
Swiss player Roger Federer was inducted into the Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, where he reaffirmed his legacy of 20 Grand Slam titles and urged new generations to maintain the camaraderie and sport evolution.
Hundreds of fans welcomed the team back to Buenos Aires after their penalty shootout victory against the Netherlands. On Monday, hundreds of people gathered at Ezeiza Airport in Buenos Aires to welcome and celebrate Argentina’s “Leonas,” the national field hockey team that was crowned world champion after defeating host nation the Netherlands, securing the South […]
Latin America and The Caribbean
Show allBolivian Vice President Edmand Lara lodged a criminal complaint on Tuesday against First Lady María Elena Urquidi and Argentine political consultant Fernando Cerimedo, accusing them of influence peddling and illicit enrichment based on an unverified audio recording. The legal complaint additionally charges the pair with undue influence, criminal association, criminal organization, contracts harmful to the […]
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright arrived in Venezuela on Tuesday night to finalize a strategic energy agreement between the two governments, a 25-year project aimed at developing new fields and lifting production beyond 1.5 million barrels per day. Wright’s visit follows an announcement days earlier in which both governments outlined the broad contours of the […]
Venezuela’s Simón Bolívar International Airport, located in Maiquetía and main air gateway of Venezuela, reopened this Tuesday for domestic and international flights, two months after a double earthquake of June 24 destroyed its facilities. On its first day back in service, the terminal was scheduled to dispatch eight flights, four international and four domestic. The […]
A judge in Honduras cleared former President Juan Orlando Hernández of fraud and money laundering charges on Tuesday, ruling that prosecutors could not trace the public funds allegedly diverted to finance his 2013 campaign. Judiciary spokesperson Carlos Silva confirmed the definitive dismissal in the Pandora II case, which arose from allegations that public money bankrolled […]
Unemployment in Chile reached a historic level, with 981,315 people out of work (9.4%), in the March-May 2026 rolling quarter, according to the National Statistics Institute (INE). The number of unemployed workers grew by 63,000 compared to the same period a year earlier, a surge that has triggered a wave of political and social reaction. […]
World
Show allEgyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi welcomed China’s President Xi Jinping in Cairo this Tuesday for his first official visit since 2016, focused on deepening bilateral cooperation and reviewing regional stability on the 70th anniversary of diplomatic ties. The two leaders met amid a complex security landscape in Western Asia, with consultations planned on both bilateral […]
Heads of State of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) issued a joint declaration this Tuesday condemning U.S. and Israel’s military attacks on Iran, warning the strikes create grave risks for international peace and stability. The leaders gathered in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, to mark the bloc’s 25th anniversary. Their statement denounced the military actions […]
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) faces a House Oversight Committee investigation over a tactic of watching large fentanyl shipments without seizing them, a practice that allowed massive quantities of the deadly opioid to reach U.S. streets. James Comer, the House of Representatives Oversight Committee’s chairman, asked Attorney General Todd Blanche to turn over records tied […]
Tomahawk missiles struck Konarak and may have caused explosions in Chabahar, Bandar Abbas and Qeshm. On Tuesday, the U.S. military bombed Iran for the second time in a week amid rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. RELATED: Iranian President Confident of Victory Against the U.S. “Today at 12 p.m. ET, U.S. forces began striking […]
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian reaffirmed at the SCO summit his victory against U.S. pressure, backed by multilateral support from Russia and the bloc's members.
Technology
Show allA study by the CSIC published in Cell Report Medicine demonstrates that human milk oligosaccharides modulate the intestinal resistome, reducing antimicrobial resistance genes in the first months of life.
The European-Japanese mission will place two scientific orbiters around the solar system’s innermost planet. Eight years after liftoff, the BepiColombo spacecraft is about to face the first major step in its approach to Mercury, when the Mercury Transfer Module (MTM), which has propelled the spacecraft during its journey, separates from the two scientific orbiters. RELATED: […]
Growing opposition to data center projects is crossing party lines as Americans weigh their energy and water costs. Data centers, the facilities that support the growing infrastructure of artificial intelligence and connect us to the internet, have become the new battleground in U.S. politics, just over two months before the midterm elections. RELATED: U.S. Midterm […]
They analyzed more than 6,000 seizure records between 1997 and 2024. A team of scientists from Arizona State University (ASU) and the Australian National University (ANU) developed an interactive platform that identifies, in real time, the critical areas and hidden corridors for the illicit trade of wild parrots in Mexico. RELATED: Mexico Studies 179 Pre-Hispanic […]
Both nations have intensified their industry and trade ties in recent years. On Monday, Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco agreed to strengthen cooperation in science and technology with South Korea during a meeting in Seoul with his counterpart, Cho Hyun. RELATED: Mexico Protests U.S. Deportations of Citizens Via Third Countries According to the South Korean […]
Culture
Show allArchaeologists discover stone figurines called 'illas' at the Kuélap fortress, which provide new insights into fertility rituals and political-religious interactions between the Chachapoyas and the Inca State.
Thousands Gather in London for Colorful Parade as Police Make Hundreds of Arrests. On Monday, the Notting Hill Carnival celebrated its 60th anniversary, with thousands of people flocking to the iconic London neighborhood to enjoy the traditional and colorful adult parade of floats. RELATED: Carnival 2026: Venezuela Continues Celebrations The Notting Hill Carnival is one […]
Colombian sculptor Gabriel Beltrán presents his 'Neurons' series in Germany as a symbol of resilience after the recent earthquake in Colombia.
Renowned Italian photographer Franco Fontana, famous for his images of saturated colors and geometric shapes exhibited globally, passed away in Modena, his hometown, at the age of 92. “The passing of Franco Fontana deeply pains me. I was fortunate enough to know him personally and I fondly keep many of his publications, proof of an […]
More than 50 artists will perform the complete version of William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet on stage. On Thursday, the National Ballet of Panama celebrated its 55th anniversary with a performance of the complete version of William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, a cultural milestone for the country. RELATED: Academic Ballet Encounter Reaches Cuban Communities Gloria […]
