Mexico City Nabs Two in UNAM Admission Exam Fraud
Mexico City's Attorney General's Office announced the arrest of two people accused of taking the UNAM entrance exam in place of actual applicants, exposing an impersonation scheme tied to the university's highly competitive admissions process.
4 Veracruz Ecotourism Spots to Reconnect with Nature
An article from El Universal highlights four ecotourism destinations in the Mexican state of Veracruz, offering travelers a chance to explore natural landscapes away from typical tourist crowds.
Trump May Revoke Up to 200,000 Visas in Asylum Crackdown
The Trump administration is preparing a new immigration crackdown that could revoke the visas of up to 200,000 foreigners who entered the US legally and later applied for asylum.
US Consumer Confidence Drops to Seven-Month Low
A closely watched gauge of US consumer sentiment fell in August to its lowest point in seven months, signaling growing unease among American households about the economy.
Bogotá Doctor Charged in Deaths of 4 Surgery Patients
A prominent Bogotá plastic surgeon has been formally charged over the deaths of four patients and injuries to three others following cosmetic procedures at his upscale clinic.
Colombia Earthquake: Death Toll Rises, Recovery Begins
Colombia's disaster agency UNGRD reported an increase in the death toll from this week's earthquake, as emergency crews continue search operations in Chocó, the Coffee Region and Valle del Cauca.
Bitcoin Tops $80,000 for First Time Since May
Bitcoin has climbed back above $80,000, marking its highest level since May and signaling renewed investor confidence in the digital currency.
How Cancer Vaccine Works
Merck and Moderna are developing an experimental, personalized mRNA cancer vaccine that, combined with the immunotherapy drug Keytruda, has shown promise in reducing melanoma recurrence, though data remains limited.
Everyday Habits That Quietly Damage Your Hearing
Hearing loss often creeps in unnoticed, driven by common daily habits rather than a single dramatic event. A report from El Universal explores the everyday behaviors that can silently harm our ears.
Surveillance Capitalism Threatens Democratic Life
In an opinion piece for El Universal, columnist Alberto Aziz Nassif examines how tech companies' data-driven business models are eroding democratic institutions and individual freedoms.