Is China the Future Of Afghanistan?
With A Consolidated Government On the Ground And In Practice, the Taliban Is Looking For Allies In the International System In Order To Achieve Official Recognition
Latin America in Short: Division of Peronism and Mandatory Vaccination in Italy
Find out about the most relevant of the week: Peronism seems to be divided, Italy imposes the mandatory vaccine, Environmental Week takes place in Bogotá, and a disappointing debut of the new PSG. Everything explained here
Women Presidents Who Have Made History
In recent years, several women have made history by becoming heads of state of different countries. We tell you who are the most relevant.
A Brief History Of Political Gestures At the Met Gala
The Biggest Fashion Event On the Planet Has Also Seen A Variety Of Political Gestures Throughout Its History
Great Women Architects of History
Did you know that there were many relevant women in the world of architecture? Here you have a selection of the most relevant ones.
Statues of Referent Women in the Cities of the World
The project of the six-and-a-half-meter sculpture located in Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico called "Tlalli" would replace that of Christopher Columbus.
The Irresistible Seducer of the Senses Impossible To Avoid, Chocolate
It melts in the mouth, it is a first-line ingredient in the preparation of cakes and desserts, and it pleases icy bodies by providing warmth in its liquid, steamy, seductive, and hot version. There is no corner in the world where it is unknown.
Families and Societies and the Role Given to Grandparents
Grandparents should be valued in their proper dimension for the importance they have in the family, whether they are funny, rigid, authoritarian, tender, permissive, accomplices, or eternal storytellers.
20 Years Since 9/11: ¿How The World Has Changed?
On September 11, 2001, Al Qaeda Hijacked Four American Planes And Carried Out the Deadliest Terrorist Attack In History
Latin America in Short: Mexico Decriminalizes Abortion And Bolsonaro Calms The Tension
The Mexican Supreme Court decriminalizes abortion, Bolsonaro has moderated his speech, Pelé shows improvements in his health and more news explained here
5 Keys To Understand the Conflict In Guinea-Conakry
This Weekend, Armed Forces Carried Out A Coup Against President Alpha Condé. What Is Happening In the African Country?
Has the Pandemic Generated Changes in Corruption in Latin America?
Corruption has been one of the worst diseases in Latin America, and the pandemic has put it more into the spotlight.
What Can Be Done To Improve Women's Participation in Political Contests?
Competition at the local, regional, and national levels in political contests is highly unequal. Women's political careers tend to be more difficult than those of men. Civil society has begun to play a key role in breaking down these gaps.
Latin America in Short: Venezuelan Opposition Goes to Elections and CR7 Breaks New Record
Texas passes anti-abortion law and Venezuela will have an election with oppsition. A couple of good environmental news happened this week, and CR7 broke a new record. All summarized and explained here