El puerto de La Guaira acumula cientos de cadáveres a la espera de ser identificados por familiares, que hacen colas kilométricas en la calle

The June 2026 earthquake response marks Tsunami's final official mission before retirement.

Latin America is prone to political swings. A few years ago it had some of the most left-leaning leaders on the planet. Now, right-wing politicians are taking over, elected by voters who want crackdowns on crime. Colombia’s incoming president, elected last week, may be the Trumpiest of the lot. What’s behind this ideological about-turn? And what does it mean for the war on drugs and the region’s relationship with the United States? Zanny Minton Beddoes, The Economist’s editor-in-chief, and a panel of expert journalists unpack the risks—and potential rewards—of Latin America’s Trumpification.

The U.S. Geological Survey estimated that it could be far deadlier than a 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck the country in 1900.

Experiments on five different language models show that training language models to produce warmer responses can undermine the accuracy of their output, especially when users express feelings of sadne...

Servicemen accused of plotting against the state are being exempted from an amnesty law.

El opositor venezolano Villca Fernández estuvo dos años preso en el Helicoide, donde fue torturado, y luego fue desterrado a Perú. En 2022 pidió asilo en Estados Unidos