In recent months, several Latin American countries have held electoral processes in which centre‑right or right‑wing candidates have emerged victorious.

Hace unos años empezamos a contar pasos, después calorías y luego horas de sueño. Hoy contamos minutos de meditación, vasos de agua, sesiones de yoga, respiraciones conscientes, baños de hielo y páginas escritas en un diario. Nunca antes habíamos invertido tanto tiempo, dinero y atención en sentirnos bien. Y, sin embargo, nunca las conversaciones sobre ansiedad, agotamiento y salud mental habían ocupado tanto espacio en nuestra vida cotidiana.

Loud music, a conglomerate of silhouettes of legs moving with great rhythm over rustic tiles of vivid colours, the invasive smell of a banquet about to be served, prepared by a network of expert cooks gathered in a house's kitchen

In recent months, several Latin American countries have held electoral processes in which centre‑right or right‑wing candidates have emerged victorious.

For much of the twentieth century, we learned to divide the world into two categories: rich countries and poor countries.

India's decision to impose an anti dumping tariff of US$118.55 per tonne on Colombian metallurgical coke is not only a heavy blow to one of Colombia's most important industrial export products.

"While the world continues to talk about oil, the real geopolitical race has already changed its protagonist. And Latin America is sitting on one of the largest reserves of that new power."

A report from the Inter-American Drug Observatory reveals that the market is no longer defined by the emergence of new compounds, but by toxic and unpredictable combinations spreading at hemispheric speed.

Every time elections approach, Colombia seems to enter a state of war. Not a war of ideas, but a war of identities.

While a ten‑year‑old child can use artificial intelligence to solve a task in seconds, many schools continue to assess them as if memorising information were the most important skill of the 21st century.