‘Naza’ Documentary on Israel’s AI Use in Gaza Wins Venice Prize
The documentary 'NAZA,' which examines how Israel has used artificial intelligence in its military campaign in Gaza, received the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival.
Chihuahua Judge Elected Under Reform Arrested for Corruption
A judge in the Mexican state of Chihuahua who won office through the country's new system of electing judges has been detained on corruption charges, reviving debate over the controversial reform.
Mexico’s Defense Ministry Denies Rise in Border Drone Activity
Mexico's Secretary of National Defense says there has been no increase in drone flights along the US border, even as a joint operation targeting cartel drones has yet to produce results.
Pemex Says Oil Spill Won’t Reach Campeche Coastline
Mexico's state oil company Pemex has stated that crude from a recent spill will not reach the shores of Campeche, a state along the Gulf of Mexico known for its oil operations and coastal ecosystems.
Four Sloths Rescued, Released Back Into Colombian Wild
Four sloths found in distress across Cundinamarca and Boyacá—including one tangled in power lines—were rescued and safely returned to their natural habitat thanks to joint efforts by residents and environmental authorities.
BRICS Issues Joint Statement Voicing Alarm Over Mideast War
The BRICS bloc adopted a joint declaration expressing "deep concern" over the ongoing war in the Middle East, signaling shared unease among its member nations about the conflict's trajectory.
Anthropic CEO Warns of AI Risks, Urges Slower Pace
Dario Amodei, the head of AI company Anthropic, is calling for a slower pace of artificial intelligence development, warning that unchecked progress could open the door to serious misuse.
iPhone 18 Pro Preorders Begin in Colombia
Apple has opened preorders for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max in Colombia, alongside new Apple Watch models and its first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo.
Bogotá Removes 6 Tons of Trash From Bridge Shelter
City workers cleared a makeshift home built by a homeless man under a bridge in north Bogotá, hauling away six tons of debris and reopening the pedestrian walkway.
Mampuján Honors Women Who Survived Colombia’s War
Nearly 500 women gathered in the village of Mampuján for a symbolic return, paying tribute to those who endured the armed conflict's violence.