AMERICAS
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What’s Been Doing for Jaguar Preservation in Latin America?
The largest cat in America is classified as "near threatened" according to the Red List of Threatened Species of the…
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Marches across Colombia: What Is the Political Landscape in the Country?
The marches in Colombia for and against the reforms of the government of President Gustavo Petro show us how the political…
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Costa Rica Is Declared a Tax Haven. What Does this Mean?
The European Union has released the most recent list of countries that it considers tax havens. Costa Rica appeared for…
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Fires in Chile, Monocultures and Resilience: What Challenges Lie Ahead?
The fires in Chile are being controlled little by little, although the state of emergency remains. They certainly leave lessons…
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Is it true that Biden’s Immigration Policy Has Had a Good Effect?
Andrés Manuel López Obrador, president of Mexico, stressed last Monday that the immigration policy of the US president has given…
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Why are People Talking about a Chernobyl in Ohio, United States?
An environmental catastrophe has been taking place in Ohio since February 3, when a train derailed and released toxic products…
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Are Organic Products Better?
Research spanning over 40 years has shown that organic farming can match or exceed conventional farming systems. They also have…
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Mayan Train: Overshadowed by Environmental Damage and Impact on Communities
The Mayan Train is an ambitious work that has generated debate in Mexico and Latin America. This project has been…
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Wetlands Could be the Heroes in the Fight Against Global Warming
Wetlands are not only the habitat of many species, they are also key ecosystems to mitigate floods and capture carbon…
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Gallery: Doomsday Clock: 7 UN Keys to Stop the Countdown
The news that the doomsday clock stands at 90 seconds to midnight has shocked the world. Although it is a…
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