Why Chocó, Colombia, Keeps Shaking Weeks After Big Quake
More than a month after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Chocó, Colombia, the region continues to experience frequent tremors. Geologists say the activity is a seismic swarm, a pattern distinct from typical aftershocks that can persist for weeks or months.
AI: The Days That Could Reshape Our Future
A Mexican opinion columnist argues that humanity is approaching a handful of pivotal moments in artificial intelligence development that could permanently alter the course of society.
UN Urges Urgent Action to Regulate Artificial Intelligence
The United Nations has called for swift global rules on artificial intelligence, warning of the technology's risks, even as former US President Donald Trump reportedly dismissed such concerns as a 'sick conspiracy.'
UK Man Admits Drugging, Abusing Wife for 20 Years
A 60-year-old man in England pleaded guilty to 60 criminal charges after admitting he drugged and sexually abused his wife for two decades; a dozen other men now face related charges.
ICE Held Migrants in Small Cages at Florida Detention Site
A report from Mexican newspaper La Jornada alleges that migrants detained by U.S. immigration authorities were confined in small cages and subjected to inhumane conditions at a Florida facility nicknamed 'Alligator Alcatraz.'
Opinion: The Far Right’s Rising Tide
In this opinion piece, columnist Alberto Aziz Nassif warns that far-right political movements are surging worldwide, reshaping democracies and public debate.
Mexico’s Columnist Reflects on Living in Constant Fear
Political analyst José Woldenberg examines how insecurity and crime have become a daily backdrop to life in Mexico, reshaping routines and eroding public trust.
Human Judgment Faces the Rise of Artificial Intelligence
In the first installment of a new column, a sitting justice on Mexico's Supreme Court opens a debate on what happens to human judgment as artificial intelligence increasingly enters courtrooms and everyday decision-making.
Slain Journalist’s Family Demands Justice in Colombia
The family of murdered journalist Mateo Pérez is calling for the arrest of all those involved in his killing, after prosecutors formally charged an alleged rebel commander known as 'Chalá.'
Spain University Cuts Mexico Exchange After Student’s Killing
The University of Granada suspended its student exchange program with Mexico's UAEM after the femicide of 21-year-old Spanish student Claudia Tacoronte Aguilera.