Antonio Dominguez, the head of Latin America and the Caribbean at Maersk, said the company was investing $200 million in Colombia to enhance its logistics infrastructure.
Santiago Barros uses the Midjourney app to combine photos of disappeared parents from the archive of a well-known organization's website, creating images of what their missing children may look like as adults today.
Breaking with the past narrative of minimal cocaine production, Bolivia now aggressively tackles the issue, notably targeting labs in the Chapare region.
Officials have enacted regulations and are encouraging shipping companies to collaborate in addressing challenges posed by a tropical storm on a critical sea route.
Self-employed individuals will find solace in a six-month tax relief period, and those reliant on food benefits will receive supplementary stipends to assist them in navigating the crisis.
Local authorities believe Mayor Wilmer Wood got involved in drug trafficking over 15 years ago, and started running his own operations around eight years ago.
Late Sunday evening, the U.S.' National Hurricane Center issued a hurricane advisory for Cuba's Pinar Del Rio, a city positioned two hours to the west of the capital, Havana.
The IAHCR said in a statement Thursday his running mate, vice president-elect Karin Herrera, was also facing the threat, as the commission has became aware of "at least one" plot to harm or murder them.
The influential group, comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, is preparing to welcome Iran, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Argentina, the United Arab Emirates, and Ethiopia.
The religious group was found to be in violation of transparency laws by failing to present the required financial statements over the last three years.
The Brazilian Amazon suffered rampant deforestation from 2019 to 2020, with figures shooting up by a whopping 80% compared to the years between 2010 and 2018.
The heavy rainfall and flooding in the Dominican Republic led to the displacement of hundreds of residents in the affected areas. Additionally, at least 25 out of the country's 31 provinces were placed on red alert.
Growing immigration from the Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador shifts the Hispanic community landscape, impacting Mexican immigrant numbers.
The survey found that 47% of employed Americans think their jobs can be easily replaced by automation. Particularly, a majority of Black (57%) and Hispanic (56%) workers expressed a belief that their jobs could be in danger, while their white counterparts displayed a comparatively lower level of concern at 39%.
Clara is debuting its cross-border transactional services in its home country of Mexico, where customers will pay in pesos, whilst the recipient will receive the payment in the currency of their chosen destination.
