Diplomatic tensions between Mexico and US rise in aftermath of kidnapping
Mexico City, Mexico — After four United States citizens were kidnapped by a criminal gang in northern Mexico, two of which were killed, some U.S....
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Venezuelan migrants face violence, political hostility on journey through Mexico to US
Mexico City, Mexico — Rosemary Salazar, 30, from Venezuela, said that if she doesn’t cross the border into the United States from Mexico this time,...
Elon Musk’s bet on nearshoring Tesla production in Mexico
Mexico City, Mexico — After days of speculation and debate, Tesla CEO Elon Musk revealed that his electric car company will build a manufacturing plant...
How eCommerce Offers Companies in LatAm a Defense to Economic Downturn
Balancing the books with post-pandemic inflation is an ongoing challenge for pretty much every country across the globe. Despite this global financial struggle, however, an...
Government detains editor from one of Venezuela’s largest newspapers
The editor of one of Venezuela’s largest newspapers, El Nacional, was detained by authorities at his home on Wednesday afternoon, according to a report from...
The enduring legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. in Latin America: A story of civil rights and impact
Medellín, Colombia — Martin Luther King Jr. was an American Baptist minister, activist, and leader in the Civil Rights Movement. He is best known for...
Boosting Colombia’s coffee’s taste and smell by controlling the drying process with affordable sensors
This article originally appeared on the Faculty of Engineering (Universidad del Valle) website here and was reproduced with permission. It is authored by Andrew James...
Habi raises $75 million in additional credit lines after closing $200 million Series C round
Habi, the leading Property Technology (“PropTech”) unicorn and data-driven residential real estate platform in Spanish-speaking Latin America, raised on June 14th $75 million in credit...
“Scene 1, Take 20!” The guerrillas who swapped Kalashnikovs for cameras
“The tribunals are there to judge – this is to relate what was lived – real lives and real stories. It’s not trying to forgive...
Election Vertigo? What’s at stake in Latin America’s intense election cycle
This month, Human Rights Watch warned of an alarming spike in authoritarianism in Latin America, accompanied by a human rights crisis: from attacks on judicial...
