Irene Vélez Torres: The Philosopher That Will Be the Minister of Mines and Energy of Colombia
This is one of the most anticipated appointments in the cabinet of the new President, Gustavo Petro, as she will be in charge of leading the energy tr...
Meaning of the Symbols Used During the Ceremony of the New President in Colombia
Diana Medina Casas, Director of Monitoring and Strategy, and a political analyst have kindly sent us her perspective in this article for The Woman Pos...
Is Donald Trump Experiencing Another Watergate?
The FBI is raiding Donald Trump's Florida mansion. The former president has described the event as a Watergate
The Return of the BRICS Group: Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa
In the global context in which the West is once again in tension with Russia and China, the role of the BRICS is relevant again
Women's green jobs: an opportunity for the future
Women seek to increase efficiency in energy consumption, reduce waste and pollution and protect ecosystems, with a process of adaptation towards green...
Food that Could Disappear Due to Climate Change
Climate change will Leave a Series of Consequences on Human Life. One of Them is the Threat to People's Health and the Long-term Scarcity of Some ...
Latin America in Short: Argentina Makes an Economic Readjustment | Kansas Votes on Abortion Rights
This week, Argentina has a new Minister of Economy, who has presented an adjustment plan according to the demands of the IMF. In more global news...
Pollinators At Silent Risk Of Extinction: An Environmental Catastrophe
About 35% of invertebrate pollinators are at risk of disappearing. Its decline is a global problem that threatens the food supply of humanity and the ...
Nicaragua: The Conflict Between Daniel Ortega And the Catholic Church Grows
The political and social crisis in Nicaragua has had a visible contender just as powerful as Daniel Ortega's regime: The Catholic Church, which ha...
Nancy Pelosi in Taiwan: Why Is this a Povocation to China and World Peace?
The Speaker of the US House of Representatives has arrived in Taiwan, generating mixed reactions in Taipei, Beijing, and even Washington
Julissa Arce, and Her Road Towards Earning the American Dream
Julissa Arce is co-founder and president of Ascend Educational Fund, a program for mentoring and awarding scholarships for immigrant students.
What We Know about the Death of the Leader of Al-Qaeda, Ayman al-Zawahiri
Despite the fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban, the United States killed Ayman al-Zawahiri, the leader of Al-Qaeda in Kabul
Breaking News: Tension in Asia Due to Nancy Pelosi's Visit to Taiwan
The Visit of the Speaker of the US House of Representatives to the Asian Island Increases the Tension Between the United States and China
India: The Next World Superpower?
The Republic of India has been positioning itself as the next great world superpower. Its geographical position, its number of inhabitants and its nuc...
Laila Haidari: The Woman Who Breaks Taboos
Laila Haidari is a woman activist, whose purpose is to raise awareness of human rights in all spheres of society
Opinion: Pope's Pardon In Canada Is the Beginning, Not the End
Pope Francis' historic plea for forgiveness in Canada for assimilation schools fills Catholics with pride, but it is only the beginning.
Latin America in Short: US in Technical Recession | Luis Suarez to the National of Uruguay
The drop in GDP this week makes it possible to say that the US is in a technical recession. In sports, Luis Suárez returns to the Nacional of U...
Traveler's Guide: What To Do When There Is Chaos At the Airport?
Given the unexpected events that may cause the cancellation or delay of a flight, here we bring you a series of recommendations to follow in case you ...
The War in Ukraine Does not Stop: Radiation and Toxicity Increase
Since the Invasion of Ukraine by Russia Began, Different Organizations have Expressed their Concern About a Possible Emergency with the Nuclear Power ...
Mayra Flores, First Mexican-Born Member of US Congress
Mayra Nohemi Flores, who previously worked in the Hidalgo County Republican Party as a chair of Hispanic outreach, is now representing a congressional...
Wangari Muta Maathai: The Tree Woman, Peace Nobel Prize.
Being born a woman in colonial Kenya did not seem like the best option, but, fortunately, Wangari not only changed her life but that of thousands of A...
Half the World is Burning: What is Happening with the Heat Wave?
In Several Countries, Record Temperatures are being Registered. The United States, Portugal, the United Kingdom, France and Spain are Some of the...
Latin America in Short: Nicaraguans Ask for Asylum | Colombia to the Semifinals of the Copa America
This week the UNHCR confirms that Nicaraguans with the second nationality that most request asylum in the world. In more positive news, on the other h...
Angela Gahyour, a Voice of Hope for Afghan Women
According to UN statistics, 70% of teachers in Kabul were women, with the new regulations that ban them from the classroom, the educational system for...
The Winner of the War in Ukraine Will Be Neither Russia Nor the West, but China
The Asian superpower is the country that will be able to come out better after the economic crisis caused by the war in Ukraine
What Awaits Boris Johnson's Successor in the UK?
The still Prime Minister tendered his resignation on July 7, leaving a tough agenda for his successor in the UK government
Scientists Discover Microplastic in Blood, Meat and Milk of Farm Animals
A Study Carried Out in the Netherlands Revealed the Presence of Plastic Particles in Cows and Pigs. This was Verified in Both Fresh and Processed Food...
Deforestation in Colombia: Progress, Setbacks and Challenges
The Ministry of Environment and the Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies Ideam presented the deforestation figures in Colombi...
Latin America in Short: Inflation Continues | Images of Space by the Webb Telescope
This week inflation in Latin America and the world continues to alarm us. However, in good news, new images of space captured by NASA's Webb teles...
Breaking News: Ivana Trump: Donald Trump's First Wife Passed Away
Ivana Trump, First Wife of Former President Donald Trump, Dies at her Upper East Side Apartment in New York
Is Shinzo Abe's Death the Fault of Japan's Gun Control Laws?
A debate has sparked in Japan over the assassination of Shinzo Abe, with some advocates of legal gun ownership claiming that current gun control laws ...
Infographic: Keys To Planning An Ecofriendly Vacation
Here we give you some keys to plan a sustainable vacation, to take care of the planet wherever you are.
What is Happening in Sri Lanka, the Little Neighbor of the Almighty India?
Last week, videos of protests in Sri Lanka went viral. This is what you should know about the political and social crisis of this small island
Heritage Colombia: A Project To Safeguard The Country's Natural Capital
Herencia Colombia (HeCo) is a project created within the framework of the United Nations Summit on Climate Change. As Colombia is one of the most biod...
Indigenous Peoples Must Be Leaders In Conservation And Sustainability
"Conservation is often done for us and around us, not with us," say indigenous peoples in a new statement to the United Nations.
Marinaleda, the "Socialist Paradise" of Spain
In the province of Seville is the town of Marinaleda, whose social and economic model is based on a cooperative. How does this little "socialist ...
What Can We Learn From the Recent Massacres Around the World?
LatinAmerican Post made an analysis of the details that are repeated in the people who have starred in some of the worst massacres in recent months, e...
This is Susana Muhamad, the New Minister of the Environment of Colombia
The Current Member of the City Council of Bogotá was chosen by the President-elect, Gustavo Petro, to Carry the Environmental Flags of his...
Latin America in Short: Chilean Constituent is Criticized | New Wave of COVID
This week the WHO and PAHO have already warned about a new wave of COVID. On the other hand, the Chilean constituent is harshly criticized by the Engl...
More Women Rectors at the Head of Latin American Universities
The biochemist and academic Rosa Devés have been appointed as rector of the University of Chile until 2026.
Breaking News: Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was Assassinated
Shinzo Abe, Who was one of the Most Powerful Men a Couple of Years Ago, was Attacked While he was Giving a Political Speech Ahead of the Legislat...
Breaking news: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigns
The Prime Minister of England announced today that he will resign from his post after a massive resignation in his cabinet
Ana Martínez Patented a Molecule To Combat ALS
The award winner for the best-protected invention for a patent related to ALS is Ana Martínez.
The Risk of TikTok Entertainment in Teenagers and Children's Mental Health
Since its creation, TikTok has presented several criticisms focused on teenagers' mental health and that its algorithm has been characterized as f...
The Migratory Crisis Makes the Spanish Enclaves in Africa a Cemetery
The two Spanish cities in African territory, Ceuta and Melilla, are a strategic position for the European country but also a problem amplified by the ...
Third Consecutive Year Of La Niña Phenomenon: Should We Worry?
Between rains and droughts, this meteorological phenomenon begins to cause great damage among the countries of the region. Does climate change have so...
"Roe vs. Wade": What other Rights Are at Stake after this Historic Ruling?
The historic ruling of the US Supreme Court on abortion could set a precedent that affects, like a domino effect, other rights that have been won
The Supreme Court Now Attacks Climate Change
Supreme Court justices in the United States have limited the power of the body that regulates the environment in the country. A delicate decision for ...
