Mexico City Medical Residents Protest Hospital Conditions
Medical residents at Mexico City's Hospital General de México took to the streets to denounce grueling work conditions, demanding basic labor rights and food free of worms in hospital cafeterias.
New Details Emerge in Amazon Cargo Plane Crash at Miami Airport
US investigators have released fresh details on the Amazon-contracted cargo plane that skidded off the runway and burst into flames at Miami International Airport, killing five people.
Acid Attack Survivor Drops Euthanasia Plea for Surgery
María Consuelo Córdoba, who was disfigured in an acid attack in Bogotá 26 years ago, has decided against euthanasia and will instead undergo new reconstructive surgeries.
Bitcoin Theft Worth $240 Million Ends in Arrests, Violence
A massive $240 million bitcoin theft in the United States has unraveled, exposing a trail of extravagant spending, violent confrontations and multiple arrests.
Colombia Swings Between Cold Snaps and Heat Waves
Colombia's weather agency says clear skies and seasonal transition are behind unusually cold mornings in highland towns and scorching heat in the Caribbean and valleys.
Fake Bogotá ‘Surgeons’ Accused in 259 Patient Cases
A Bogotá couple with no medical training allegedly posed as plastic surgeons using forged diplomas, leaving at least 259 alleged victims before their scheme unraveled.
Colombian Football Mourns Jorge Bermúdez, Quindío Legend
Jorge Enrique Bermúdez Melo, the legendary central defender who anchored Deportes Quindío for nearly two decades, has died at 79 after a fall left him with a brain hemorrhage.
Sheinbaum: Mexico Will Never Be a Colony or Protectorate
President Claudia Sheinbaum firmly rejected any suggestion that Mexico could become subordinate to another nation, responding directly to maps recently shared by former US President Donald Trump.
AI Fluency Now a Job Requirement for Bank Graduates
Swiss bank UBS will require new hires in 2027 to prove their AI skills in job interviews, even as automation threatens the very entry-level tasks that once trained young bankers.
Colombia: Where Reality and Magic Meet
A new feature from El Tiempo, 'Mi Colombia,' invites readers on a journey through the country's history, culture, and biodiversity, showing how the real and the magical intertwine across its landscapes.