Peace talks for Ukraine in Saudi Arabia end without progress
The Arab League summit involving representatives from 42 countries held on Saturday, August 5, in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, ended...
Bolivia’s President Luis Arce calls for unity against foreign exploitation on Independence Day
In a speech marking the 198th anniversary of Bolivia's independence, President Luis Arce warned that his nation is at...
Zelensky calls on Latin America to help fight ‘colonialism’
Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, has appealed to Latin America for support in addressing Russia's alleged 'colonialism'.
In a joint interview with the Spanish news agency...
São Paulo state creates 36,000 new jobs in June testifying to robust growth and investor confidence
In June, São Paulo state, a Brazilian powerhouse with an economy outstripping that of Argentina, bolstered its workforce with...
Opinion: Gustavo Petro’s first year – peace, scandals and stalled reforms in Colombia’s presidency
(Opinion) As leftist leader Gustavo Petro celebrates his first anniversary as Colombia's President this week, he finds himself between...
Chilean and Australian navies forge ties at historic first bilateral meeting
The Chilean Navy and the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) held their first bilateral meeting...
Zelensky calls on Latin America to help fight ‘colonialism’
Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, has appealed to Latin America for support in addressing Russia's alleged 'colonialism'.
In a joint interview...
São Paulo state creates 36,000 new jobs in June testifying to robust growth and investor confidence
In June, São Paulo state, a Brazilian powerhouse with an economy outstripping that of Argentina, bolstered its workforce with...
Paraná leads Brazil in urban services and quality of life, while northern regions struggle
A study conducted by Bright Cities, a platform that assesses urban services provided by municipalities, has identified Paraná as the Brazilian state with the...
The silent expansion: unmasking the clandestine growth of the illicit drug trade in the Amazon
The illicit drug trade stealthily expands its grip on the Amazon, exploiting state neglect, porous borders, and violence.
This critical issue of battling the criminal empire will be a central focus at the upcoming Amazon Summit...
Brazil resumes electricity imports from Venezuela after four years
After a four-year hiatus, Brazil's President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, signed a decree yesterday authorizing the import of electricity from Venezuela.
This move marks a departure from the previous administration's 2019 decision to halt these...
Greenpeace co-founder, Dr. Patrick Moore: “The scientific method has not been applied in such a way as to prove that carbon dioxide is causing the Earth to warm."
Map of African countries that have signed some sort of military agreements with Russia
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Bolivia’s President Luis Arce calls for unity against foreign exploitation on Independence Day
In a speech marking the 198th anniversary of Bolivia's independence, President Luis Arce warned that his nation is at risk from "foreign ambition" that seeks to exploit its natural resources and calls for unity to...
Colombia’s environment minister calls for regional agreement to halt fossil fuel extraction in Amazon region
Susana Muhamad, Colombia's Minister of Environment, emphasized the need for regional agreement on halting fossil fuel extraction in the Amazon.
This proactive and consensus-driven plan would potentially send a potent message regarding environmental stewardship.
Muhamad highlighted that...
Venezuela’s opposition leader to file report to global bodies for alleged threats and disruption of democratic process
The Venezuelan opposition figure, María Corina Machado, is expected to file reports next week with international organizations including the European Union, United Nations, Organization of American States, and the United States.
These reports pertain to alleged...
Peru is the first Latin American country to regulate the use of artificial intelligence by law
The use and development of artificial intelligence (AI) has been growing at an unprecedented pace, with AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton acknowledging the field's rapid advancement.
Amid this global trend, Peru became the first country in Latin America and the Caribbean to enact legislation concerning AI,...
Google’s Firmina submarine cable to soon reach Brazil
Google's new submarine cable, Firmina, connecting the United States to South America, has officially reached Uruguay and is expected to arrive in Brazil later...
Brazil and Chile activate roaming pact and guarantee domestic rates for international services
Brazil and Chile have implemented a roaming agreement as part of their broader free trade pact.
The agreement, administered by Brazil's National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel), went into effect on July 25.
It mandates that mobile service providers...
Twitter logo revamp, Elon Musk unveils “X” as new identity
Elon Musk, Twitter's current owner, publicized plans to change the company's logo in a string of posts on July 23, 2023. Utilizing the platform, Musk repeatedly posted the letter "X", hinting at Twitter's upcoming branding...
Significant growth forecast for Latin America’s deep tech sector
The deep tech ecosystem in Latin America and the Caribbean, currently valued at US$8 billion, is predicted to expand twenty times in the next ten years, according to a study examining 340 funded startups.
Deep tech...
Accelerated procurement: Argentina confirms purchase of 156 Guaraní armored vehicles from Brazil
Argentina intends to purchase 156 Guaraní armored combat vehicles as soon as possible.
Francisco Cafiero, the country's Secretary of International Affairs for Defense, conveyed this intention to Iveco Defense Vehicles officials.
The announcement came during the Argentine Defense Minister Jorge Taiana's visit to the combined military...
New Zealand boosts its defense in the face of challenges in the Indo-Pacific region and China’s expansion
New Zealand's government has announced its intention to enhance its defense capabilities to address security challenges in the Indo-Pacific region.
The announcement follows China's continuous investment in the expansion and modernization of its military forces and...
Assembly begins for first Brazilian e-VTOL urban drone
The collaboration between Embraer, EVE Air Mobility, and Alltec Composites marks the start of assembly for the first Brazilian e-VTOL urban drone.
The completion of the first carbon fiber laminated piece, weighing nearly 1.5 kilograms, was...
U.S. lifts restrictions on Honduran air force and strengthens naval capabilities
US Southern Command's General Laura Richardson announced during her fourth visit to Honduras that the US will lift existing restrictions on the Honduran Air Force and strengthen its Naval Force and radar systems.
The announcement was...
Peace talks for Ukraine in Saudi Arabia end without progress
The Arab League summit involving representatives from 42 countries held on Saturday, August 5, in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, ended without significant progress towards ending the war between Russia and Ukraine, according to participants.
Bilateral meetings are...
Elon Musk calls for boycott of New York Times for endorsing controversial South African song
Elon Musk, CEO of Twitter and South African entrepreneur, has expressed displeasure with The New York Times on social media.
Musk's criticism came in response to an article published by the newspaper that appeared to endorse...
Behind the pharma giant: revealing Pfizer’s questionable ethics and legal battles
By Dr. Sam Bailey and the Health Freedom Defense Fund
Pfizer, a globally recognized pharmaceutical titan, has an impressive track record of developing key medications.
However, beneath these accomplishments lurks a murkier reality, marked by legal battles...
Dollar’s dominance wanes as investors eye other currencies amid global economic changes
Despite the dollar's resilience against predictions of a prolonged fall since the start of the year, many top asset managers believe its days of dominance are limited as the uniqueness of the U.S. economy lessens.
They assert that the dollar is weakening as U.S. interest...
Neoenergia and Rock in Rio join forces to rock the world with sustainable concerts and carbon neutrality
Neoenergia, a leading energy distributor in Brazil and a subsidiary of Iberdrola, has partnered with Rock in Rio organizers to promote sustainability in major...
Brazil: Petrópolis Imperial Christmas will have a 20-meter tree and a Beer Village
The traditional Imperial Christmas of Petrópolis has announced a diverse program that will mix atmospheres of different strands in the attractions for 2022.
The proof is that among the main attractions will be a 20-meter high...
Rio de Janeiro’s Sugar Loaf’s cable car completes 110 years
Rio's Sugar Loaf's cable car completes 110 years on Thursday, October 27, and offers special attractions to celebrate the date.
During the day, those who celebrate their birthday on October 27 can get free tickets. The...
Rio de Janeiro’s Museum of Tomorrow opens exhibition about the heart
The exhibition S2 - Heart, Pulse of Life, held by Rio de Janeiro's Museum of Tomorrow in partnership with the Brazilian Society of Cardiology (SBC), presents, starting on October 13, the heart as a machine...
Netanyahu amends judicial reforms and promotes market stability
Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has chosen to only partially implement the proposed judicial reforms, focusing solely on altering the judge selection committee while shelving other aspects of the initiative.
This action appears to be a...
Niger’s dilemma: ECOWAS ultimatum, jihadist threats, and hopes for peace in the stalemate
As the ultimatum issued by the West African bloc (ECOWAS) approaches its end, uncertainty continues about the possibility of military intervention in Niger.
The growing danger of jihadist movements in the Sahel region and Niger amplifies...
Former Pakistani PM Imran Khan imprisoned in timing aligned with upcoming elections
Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan and leader of the leading opposition party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), was detained at his residence by police after being sentenced to a three-year prison term for corruption...
Saudi Arabia hosts meeting on Ukraine conflict with thirty countries today
Saudi Arabia is today hosting a multinational meeting to discuss the Ukrainian conflict and seek steps towards establishing a "fair peace," based on a formula proposed by Kiev.
Representatives from approximately thirty countries, including both Western powers and traditionally Russian-aligned countries like India and Brazil,...
Ferrari event in Latin America for the first time; Brazil’s Gramado chosen as venue
Upscale vacation destination Gramado in Southern Brazil will host the first Casa Ferrari event in Latin America from August 11th to 19th.
The event aims to showcase products from major global luxury brands to an exclusive audience, with sports car manufacturer Ferrari taking a leading...
Luxurious rivalry: Copacabana Palace, Fairmont, Emiliano celebrate milestones in Rio de Janeiro
In Rio de Janeiro, a subtle and unspoken competition is unfolding among the luxurious hotels of Copacabana Palace, Fairmont Rio de Janeiro Copacabana, and Emiliano Rio.
All three celebrate anniversaries in August with grand galas, concerts,...
Discover the 10 cities of the Brazilian fruit circuit near São Paulo
Comprised of the cities of Atibaia, Indaiatuba, Itatiba, Itupeva, Jarinu, Jundiaí, Louveira, Morungaba, Valinhos, and Vinhedo, the Fruit Circuit is known for its many rural properties and has gained fame over the years for the...
Insecticide-resistant mosquitoes identified in Argentina amid dengue outbreak
Researchers from Argentina's National Scientific and Technical Research Council (Conicet) have found populations of mosquitoes resistant to insecticides in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area and the country's northwest regions.
This discovery comes during a dengue outbreak...
Revo revolutionizes commuting in São Paulo with high-end helicopter service and uses AI to predict peak demand
Urban mobility company Revo, backed by Portugal's OHI and UK's private equity firm Stirling Square Capital Partners, has recently initiated operations in São Paulo.
This...
Discover the 10 cities of the Brazilian fruit circuit near São Paulo
Comprised of the cities of Atibaia, Indaiatuba, Itatiba, Itupeva, Jarinu, Jundiaí, Louveira, Morungaba, Valinhos, and Vinhedo, the Fruit Circuit is known for its many rural properties and has gained fame over the years for the...
Latam Airlines resumes daily flights between Caracas and Lima, bolstering economic recovery
Latam Airlines, South America's largest airline, has resumed daily commercial operations between Caracas, Venezuela, and Lima, Peru, for the first time in seven years.
The move was welcomed by Juan Teixeira, the president of Venezuela's National...
Chile and U.S. agree on improved data sharing to maintain visa waiver program
Chile and the United States have agreed to fortify their data sharing mechanism to curb travel-related criminal activities, thereby preserving Chile's participation in the U.S. Visa Waiver Program.
Since 2014, an estimated 350,000 Chileans annually have...
UNITA opposition party expresses determination to unseat Angolan President
In Luanda, the leader of UNITA, the primary opposition party in Angola, Adalberto Costa Júnior, declared the party's commitment to advance their motion to impeach President João Lourenço.
The president's unseating, he says, is not an...
Mozambique’s government revenue up 8.8% in first quarter 2023
Mozambique's state revenue grew 8.8% in the first quarter, reaching 65.054 billion meticais (931 million euros).
This growth was primarily driven by a 3.1% increase in collected taxes, as stated in the official data.
The sum equals...
Tourism in Cape Verde surges almost 500% in 2022
Tourism in Cape Verde showed a significant recovery in 2022, with a 481.5% increase, reaching a total of 785,272 visitors, according to the central bank's annual report.
This growth marked a return to pre-pandemic levels and...
Angolan diamond market faces price decline up to 49%
The current situation in the Angolan diamond market is facing challenges, as described by José Ganga Júnior, the president of the state-owned diamond company Endiama.
He stated that diamond prices have dropped substantially, indicating a decline in market conditions.
The goals for this year are set...
Most popular countries that provide online casino games
The vibe of casinos has always been enticing. There is always a feeling of sparks traveling down your spine and the sense of electric charge heavy in the air.
The thrill of Texas Hold 'em, ping of slots, swirling wheel of roulette all sum up...
How Latin American countries are advancing to become globally tech known
Latin America, a region historically recognized for its rich cultural heritage and natural resources, is now making significant strides in the field of technology.
With a growing population, a strong entrepreneurial spirit, and increasing investment in...
Where to Sell CS:GO Skins in 2023
CS:GO skins have long been a cherished aspect of the game, allowing players to personalize their weapons and showcase their style.
With the release of Counter-Strike 2 on the horizon, some players may consider selling their...
RubyPlay and Salsa Technology join for LatAm expansion – sponsored
There has been quite a few gaming-related news that can excite a player from Michigan. For example, SI Casino is a recently launched brand in Michigan that offers some quality gambling content.
In other news, as...