Opossums, axolotls and lichens in Chapultepec: the largest urban forest in Latin America takes inventory
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Billionaires also emigrate. Why a record number of super-rich will move to another country in 2024
“128,000 millionaires are expected to relocate around the world this year. This is an unprecedented number that eclipses the previous ...
Shores
One. It is revealing, but not at all strange, that Donald Trump, a man with a well-known ability to launch ...
A feminist critique of Claudia Sheinbaum
Mexico elected its first female president in June. This is no small feat; it is historic. Claudia Sheinbaum, a leftist ...
Risk of paralysis in Venezuela
The post-electoral crisis in Venezuela is already at serious risk of becoming entrenched three weeks after the vote. Far from ...
Chavez, Maduro and the tiger
Now that the regime of Nicolás Maduro has lost forever the little legitimacy it had left, now that it has ...
Venezuelan opposition seeks global street mobilization to intensify pressure on Maduro
The Venezuelan opposition has remained mobilised after the presidential elections and this Saturday it is taking to the streets again ...
Venezuelan presidential candidate Enrique Márquez: “I fear that Maduro prefers Daniel Ortega’s advice over that of Lula or Petro”
An engineer by profession, Enrique Márquez (Maracaibo, 61 years old) is a Venezuelan politician who registered his candidacy for the ...
Chavismo and the opposition reject Lula and Petro’s proposal for new elections or a transitional coalition government
The crisis that has erupted in Venezuela following the presidential elections has been stuck in the same place since July ...
Lula’s top advisor suggests new elections in Venezuela
Diplomat Celso Amorim, Lula's main advisor on international politics, has suggested to the Brazilian president that new elections be held ...