15 Entrepreneurs to watch in Brazil in 2025
Starting a business entails embarking on a journey into the unknown. Regardless of exhaustive planning, desire and goodwill, uncertainty looms. In this, entrepreneurship requires determination...
Month : June 2025
Amazon tree fall reveals pre-Columbian Indigenous burial site in Brazil
São Paulo, Brazil – The fall of a tree deep in the heart of the Amazon rainforest has revealed a valuable secret that is now...
Colombia becomes eighth country in the world with a feminist foreign policy
Medellín, Colombia – On the eve of the International Day of Women in Diplomacy, Colombian Foreign Minister Laura Sarabia signed a decree confirming Colombia as...
Colombian Senate approves labor reform, President Petro’s “greatest legacy”
Medellín, Colombia – Colombia’s Senate approved the country’s new labor reform on Tuesday, June 17, accepting the adjustments that President Gustavo Petro demanded in what...
Contract irregularities and data retention scandal shake oil giant Ecopetrol, Colombia’s largest company
Oil giant Ecopetrol, Colombia’s largest company and contributor of 12% to 15% of the country’s tax revenue, has been immersed in its latest scandal since...
Mexican Foreign Ministry denies report that US pressuring Mexico to hand over officials with cartel ties
Mexico City, Mexico — Mexico has denied a recent Reuters investigation claiming the United States government is pressuring Mexico into extraditing politicians linked with organized...
Mexico to investigate death of Mexican immigrant while in ICE custody
Mexico City, Mexico — The Mexican government has urged the United States to hand over all information regarding the death of a Mexican immigrant who...
Former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner given house arrest in Argentina
Buenos Aires, Argentina — Former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner was placed under house arrest on Tuesday following the Argentine Supreme Court’s decision last week...
El Salvador journalism association condemns “mass exodus” of reporters
El Salvador’s Journalists’ Association (APES) says it is concerned by deteriorating human rights and press freedom in the country. APES issued a statement on Saturday,...
