Valparaíso, the city I knew before arriving
Valparaíso was already familiar to me long before I set foot in that coastal city in Chile. I knew it in black and white, contrasted, grainy, almost always vertical. He had walked
They arrest a woman and identify three people involved in the Villa Duarte shooting
SANTO DOMINGO ESTE.– The National Police, in coordination with the Public Ministry, reported the arrest of a woman and the identification of three known criminals as allegedly responsible for the shooting attack
Chile elects right-wing candidate José Antonio Kast as its new president
José Antonio Kast obtained an advantage at the polls of more than 16 points over the communist candidate Jeannette Jara. LIMA, Peru – The second round of presidential elections in Chile concluded
Agents transfer defendants from the Cobra case for embezzlement from SENASA to court
The agents of the High Risk Transfer Unit (UTAR) transferred the defendants in the Cobra case, an alleged corruption network led by the former director of the National Health Insurance (SENASA), from
Carenas presents “Island” in Havana
Carenas, an independent Cuban brand specialized in making bags with the leather printing technique, presented its most recent collection called “Island” at Galleria Continua. “The cultural wealth, vibrant landscapes and diversity of
Woman arrested for shooting in Villa Duarte that left two dead
The National Police reported this Sunday that it arrested a woman and identified three alleged criminals linked to the shooting that occurred in the Simonico sector of Villa Duarte, which resulted in
Two communities remain cut off due to flooding in Villa Clara
The towns of Larrondo and Mariana Grajales remain isolated, the latter with nearly 2,000 inhabitants. LIMA, Peru – The number of people evacuated exceeds 900 in the municipalities of Sagua la Grande
Banreservas leads Financial Inclusion Ranking 2025
He Reserve Bank headed the Financial Inclusion Ranking 2025 with a score of 89.4, according to a report prepared by the Superintendence of Banks of the Dominican Republic (SB), which evaluated the
Traces of Japan in Cuba
Although discrete in numbers, the presence japanese In Cuba it has been intense in cultural, economic and emotional imprints. Between the memory of the first immigrants and the practices of their descendants,
Terrorist attack leaves 12 dead in Australia
At least 12 people died and 29 were injured this Sunday during a shooting on Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia. The incident was declared a “terrorist attack” by the local government. The