Issue Nov 06-14 2024: In 1550, Bartolomé De las Casas resigned the bishopric of Chiapas and confronted theologian Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda, a supporter of the bloody conquest of the peoples of the New World. This was the “controversy of Valladolid.”

Issue Nov 06-14 2024: When did we first repeat something we were told without questioning it? It’s hard to remember because the education system conditions us to accept and regurgitate untruths without reflection, leaving us as a people with a fragmented memory.

Issue Nov 06-14 2024: In Colombia, the ability to overcome the challenge of creating a culture of memory that involves all sectors of society is essential for healing the wounds of the nation’s history of armed conflict.

Issue Nov 06-14 2024: Venezuela’s newly appointed minister of Sports recently announced that the National Sports Games will be held from November 8 to 24 in six venues throughout the country.

Issue Oct 30-Nov 05 2024: Since Javier Milei reached the presidency in Argentina and even long before that, his career has been marked by insults, lies, and verbal attacks against individuals and institutions.

Issue Oct 30-Nov 05 2024: The last decade in Chile has been characterized by a “crisis of democracy.”

Issue Oct 30-Nov 05 2024: A recent social media post from an account managed from Gerona claimed that journalists can be prosecuted “because no one is above the law.”

Issue Oct 30-Nov 05 2024: Currently, the Dominican Republic’s Código Procesal Penal classifies assault and robbery as private crimes, meaning their prosecution depends on the victim’s decision.

Issue Oct 30-Nov 05 2024: The Latin American Energy Organization (OLADE) revealed significant shifts in the region’s energy landscape during its Ninth Energy Week, highlighting achievements and persistent challenges in the sector.

Issue Oct 23-29 2024: Nature and biodiversity are crucial to tackling the global climate crisis, as they are deeply intertwined with climate change impacts.