Amid historic water crisis, Brazil wastes the energy of the Itaipu power plant per day
According to a warning from the Ministry of Mines and Energy, Brazil faces an unprecedented water crisis, the worst in...
August 1, 2021Topic
Latin America News
Dealing with polarized political positions is one of Brazil’s biggest challenges – survey
According to the Ipsos "Cultural Wars" survey, political polarization in Brazil even surpasses differences between social classes and religions regarding...
August 1, 2021
Winter tourism in Argentina fails to recover pre-pandemic level
A total of 13.2 million people traveled in Argentina during the winter break that ends today in this country, a...
August 1, 2021
Workers at Escondida, Chile’s largest copper mine, reject offer and approve strike
The workers of Chile's Escondida mine, the largest copper mine in the world, approved to go on strike, rejecting by...
August 1, 2021
Former Colombian army commander to face charges for more than 100 murders
Retired general Mario Montoya will be charged for the executions of 104 civilians presented as rebels killed in combat during...
August 1, 2021
Cement producers make offers for LafargeHolcim’s assets in Brazil
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazilian cement companies CSN Cimentos - a subsidiary of Cia Siderurgica Nacional - Cimentos Mizu,...
July 31, 2021
Journalist association decries 167 press freedom violations in El Salvador this year
The Association of Journalists of El Salvador (APES) registered 167 cases of violations against the press between January and July...
July 31, 2021
“Down with the chains”: Hundreds in Miami demand freedom for Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela
Under the slogan "Down with the chains", thousands of people rallied this Saturday in Miami to demand freedom for Cuba,...
July 31, 2021
Tourist visits lead to Covid-19 outbreak among Sonora’s indigenous Mexican people
The third wave of covid-19 has reached indigenous peoples in northern Mexico, in the state of Sonora, where there are...
July 31, 2021