Julieta Mora is a 25-year-old culinary success story with unorthodox beginnings in Asunción, Paraguay.

Growth in the use of feedlots in Brazilian beef production has risen to about a quarter of the country’s total slaughtered cattle, driven by Chinese demand.

Research carried out by IE University has revealed that Spanish businesses are “more optimistic” towards investing in Latin America, with 77% of companies declaring intent towards “widening investments” in the region.

There will be emergency drills held in the Malvinas days before the anniversary of the war with the purpose of preparing the civilian population to face both natural catastrophes and those caused by man.

International organizations warned of a clear, growing trend of northward migration through this infamous route, used by more than 2,500 Venezuelan refugees in only the first two months of 2022.

A newly published research study reported how the profound commercial investments that China has in Latin American countries is producing harmful socio-environmental repercussions in Latin America.

With a variety of uncertainties that continue to face major nations of the world, there should be a time for reflection and analysis on how to move forward as a globalized society.

As Colombia and South Korea celebrate 60 years of diplomatic relations, Ambassador Juan Carlos Coiza spoke of the Colombian fruits that are most “missed” in the Korean capital of Seoul.

Peter Stano, spokesman for the European Union, declared that judges and prosecutors who have sentenced twenty political leaders of the Nicaraguan opposition have violated due process.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a “historical milestone” for global geopolitics, as the war has been “swiping its tail” across the world.