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Colombia’s film industry is facing potential challenges from proposed U.S. tariffs on audiovisual content. Local filmmakers, including Juan Pablo Solano from Jaguar Bite, express concerns about the sustainability of independent …
Colombia’s Film Industry Thrives Amid Deadline Concerns Over U.S. Tariffs Read More
The New York Times investigation found no substantial evidence linking many deported Venezuelans to the criminal organization Tren de Aragua, despite claims made by President Trump during their deportation. The …
Investigative Report: No Evidence Linking Deported Venezuelans to Tren de Aragua Read More
Venezuelan immigrants, including Franco José Caraballo Tiapa and others, have faced deportation due to tattoos wrongly linked to the Tren de Aragua gang. Despite the lack of criminal history and …
Immigration Crackdown: Tattoos Result in Deportation of Venezuelans Read More
The diplomatic clash between the United States and Venezuela revolves around the deportation of Venezuelan migrants, with the US denying claims of repatriation flights while Venezuela accuses the US of …
Diplomatic Tensions Emerge Over Venezuelan Deportation Flights Read More
Ana Hurtado Martínez, a Spanish propagandist, shared a decade-old photo as if it were a recent tribute to Fidel Castro, raising concerns over misinformation. This incident coincided with her participation …
Ana Hurtado’s Misleading Tribute to Fidel Castro: A Case of Misinformation in Media Read More
Jhoan Bastidas, a Venezuelan deported from the U.S. after 16 days in Guantanamo Bay, reflects on the challenges he faces upon returning to a struggling Maracaibo. His imprisonment, linked to …
Deported from the United States: A Venezuelan’s Struggle for Resilience Read More
In September 2023, Venezuelan President Maduro dispatched soldiers to reclaim Tocorón Prison from Tren de Aragua, a gang turning it into a leisure hub. The gang, led by Hector Guerrero …
Understanding Tren de Aragua: The Venezuelan Gang Targeted by Trump Read More
Uruguay is becoming a key destination for Cuban migrants seeking refuge from severe economic, political, and social crises in Cuba. The country has seen a substantial increase in Cuban immigration, …
Uruguay: A New Home for Cuban Migrants Seeking Stability Read More
Colombia’s government is struggling to maintain control over El Plateado, a town long dominated by guerrillas. Despite military efforts and initiatives to transition locals away from coca cultivation, deep-rooted distrust …
Colombian Government Faces Struggles in El Plateado Amid Guerrilla Control Read More
Potosí, Bolivia, uniquely allows the legal purchase of dynamite for public use, attracting tourists to experience mining traditions. The extensive mining history of Cerro Rico has made Potosí one of …
Exploring Potosí: The Bolivian City Where Dynamite is Legal and Mining Culture Thrives Read More