Doctors Without Borders warns about humanitarian issues and the difficulty of acting in the West Bank
The escalation of violence and movement restrictions are worsening health needs in the Palestinian territories.
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First cassette of La Ley revived in an unreleased concert at GAM
“1988 Reimagined: La Ley on Stratocaster & Strings” will bring together the original core of the band in a single performance to relive the repertoire of their legendary debut album. The event is on September 5th at GAM and will once again bring together on stage the singer Shía Arbulú and the musicians Rodrigo Aboitiz and Luciano Rojas.
How Hydroelectric Tunnels Became a Refuge for Trapped Workers in Nepal
At least 500 of the 900 missing workers in the Nepalese hydroelectric industry are believed to remain trapped in tunnels of energy projects affected by the floods. Experts argue that these structures, made for truck passage, provide space and oxygen to survive, although time is running out.
Robert De Niro: “With Martin Scorsese we see each other when we need to”
A major figure in cinema, the American actor presents Whisper Your Name, a Netflix film in which he plays a retired detective who must return to action to catch a serial killer. In an interview with Culto, he also discusses the 50 years of the seminal Taxi Driver and the meeting he led with the director and the team during the last Tribeca Festival.
United States calls it “false” that a “supertanker” caught fire after hitting mines in southern Hormuz
“No ship has hit mines in the Strait of Hormuz,” pointed out the United States Central Command.
The Pentagon secretly installs military influencers in civilian positions to promote Hegseth’s ideas
According to The Washington Post, conservative veterans with large followings on social media have been hired by the Department of Defense and are amplifying Pete Hegseth’s battles in the culture war.
Argentine Navy Chief states that the Strait of Magellan belongs to Chile amid sovereignty tension
Admiral Juan Carlos Romay also emphasized the importance for the South American nation of the South Atlantic, due to its projection towards Antarctica and the growing interest of other nations in the area.
What does Venezuela gain and give up with the “historic” oil agreement with Trump?
Venezuela aims to receive more than 100 billion dollars in investments and to resume large-scale exploitation of its enormous oil reserves. In exchange, the United States obtains a significant stake in part of the production for decades. In an interview with France 24, petroleum law specialist César Mata warns of the risk of deepening an exclusively extractive model. All this amid a war with Iran that has driven up fuel prices in the U.S.
Illegal fuel sales, gold shipments to Dubai, and alleged drug planes: the dirty businesses of Fernando Cerimedo, the “king of trolls”
Upon his arrest in Bolivia for the attempted femicide of his ex-partner, lawyer Nadia Beller, the disgraced Argentine consultant of right-wing leaders in Latin America now faces a new preventive detention in the framework of the case for illicit enrichment.
The escalation of narco violence that plagues Costa Rica, the once exemplary country of Central America
A country that until a few years ago was appreciated for its safety has seen its homicide rate reach numbers like those of Mexico.