The Prime Minister of Japan eats fish from the Fukushima area to show that there is no danger
The Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), which manages the Fukushima plant, launched last week the discharge of contaminated water from
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67 people arrested at a homosexual wedding in Nigeria, where being gay is punishable by jail
Nigerian Police have arrested 67 people attending a gay wedding in a hotel in the town of Uvwie, which is
Florida, on alert for the arrival of the “extremely dangerous” Hurricane Idalia
He United States National Hurricane Center it has been clear. The data shows that the hurricane idaliakeeps getting stronger, has
One of those convicted of the kidnapping and murder of Víctor Jara, Hernán Chacón Soto, commits suicide
40 years later, the Supreme Court of Chile sentenced seven retired soldiers for the kidnapping and murder of singer-songwriter Víctor
Coup in Gabon, 4 days after the elections: “We have decided to defend peace”
On Saturday August 26, Gabon held presidential elections —and also municipal and legislative—, from which the current president, Ali Bongo,
Air pollution is the greatest risk to human health, according to a study
For the average person, the air pollution is more dangerous than tobacco or the alcohol and the threat is worse
The ‘Rubiales case’ or the revolt in Spain against the “usual” machismo
The earthquake due to the case of the forced kiss of Luis Rubiales, seen as the ‘MeToo’ of Spanish football,
What does Nicaragua lose with the closure of its most beloved university?
With its closure, more than a name is lost. Attached to its acronym –UCA– leaves a fragment of the history
Intermittent gas supply in Venezuela, an unresolved failure
In various areas of Venezuela -the country with the eighth gas reserves in the world-, the gas supply for domestic
Effect of the pandemic still affects school feeding in Latin America
The social and economic impact of the covid-19 pandemic still affects school feeding in Latin America and the Caribbeanaccording to
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