Egan Bernal rose 154 places in the ranks of the International Cycling Union
The ladder of the International Cycling Union (UCI) moved after the last competitions of the WorldTourin which Colombian cyclists were ...
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Iván Ramiro Sosa rises in the general classification of Tirreno Adriatico, Vingegaard is the leader
The Colombian Ivan Ramiro Sosa (Movistar) managed to rise in the classification of the Tyrrhenian Adriaticafter the fifth stage this ...
Gerard Piqué raised the salary of Kings League players: that’s how they stayed
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Nicolás Maduro did not raise the minimum wage: how much do Venezuelans earn per month?
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro ruled out this Monday increasing the minimum wage equivalent to 5.25 dollars (24,000 Colombian pesos), the ...
Man got his car onto a pedestrian bridge to avoid a traffic jam and got stuck
Through social networks, the images of a driver who used a pedestrian bridge to avoid a tranción were disseminated; however, ...
American visa: did the price for the procedure go up in 2023?
One of the main doubts that arise daily among citizens who want to process the visa is the price of ...
Colombia: half of its weightlifters climbed to the podium in the World Cup
This Friday ends Weightlifting World Cup in Bogota and the Colombian performance has been outstanding, fighting like the greats against ...
Mexico: the fine that a tourist who climbed the Chichén Itzá pyramid had to pay
In recent days, the case of a tourist was known who was almost lynched by an angry mob for climbing ...
Video: tourist climbed the pyramid of Chichén Itzá and angry mob almost lynched him
An angry mob nearly lynched a tourist who climbed the 365 steps of Castillo de Kukulcán without permission, one of ...
The CPI rose to 6.5% in December, the highest since May 1992
A woman walks in front of a supermarket in Madrid. / efThe data is two tenths below what was anticipated ...
