Africa, the continent already suffering from the climate crisis
Droughts, the advance of deserts, the greater variability of rainfall, among other factors, are leaving scars on the African continent.
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Florida judge dismisses seven out of eight money laundering charges against Álex Saab, Maduro ally
Saab, 49, has been on trial in Miami, in the southeastern United States, since October 18. A United States judge
Argentina pays about US $ 390 million in interest to the IMF, continues negotiation for debt
Argentina made an interest payment to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Monday for about 390 million dollars for the
Brazil announces more ambitious emission reduction and deforestation goals
The Brazilian government, highly criticized for its environmental policy, announced this Monday during COP26 that it is committing to more
The thaw of the last ten years in Greenland raised the sea level by one centimeter
Since 2011, the Greenland ice cap has lost 3.5 trillion tonnes of ice, two-thirds of this amount in the summers
U.S. Supreme Court likely to block restrictive Texas abortion law
A dozen other states have adopted similar laws, but all have been declared invalid in court. Most US Supreme Court
In Mexico they find a pre-Hispanic Mayan canoe dating back 1,000 years
In Mexico, where various pre-Hispanic cultures such as the Aztecs and the Mayans flourished, archaeological finds are common. A pre-Hispanic
Shooting in a cemetery in Spain causes two deaths and one wounded
This event overshadowed the celebration of All Saints’ Day, which was lived normally in the rest of the Spanish cemeteries.
Bolivia identified a sustained increase in Covid-19 cases
Bolivia registered the penultimate week a daily average of 390.3 cases; the penultimate of 466.4 cases and in the last
Argentina to produce green hydrogen with multimillion-dollar Fortescue project
The Australian mining company Fortescue announced this Monday, after a meeting with senior authorities of the Argentine Government, that until
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