Criminal Groups Exploit Digital Platforms, Historic Areas, and Security Gaps to Strip Tourists of Their Belongings

The growing wave of crimes against foreign tourists in Cartagena has raised serious concerns among authorities and the tourism sector, following the disclosure of multiple cas... [read more.]

If You See “SSSS” on Your Boarding Pass, Prepare for an Extra Security Screening

If you notice the letters “SSSS” on your boarding pass at the airport, it’s not just another code: it means you have been selected for a much more thorough security chec... [read more.]

Tensions Rise Between the United States and Colombia Amid Drug and Security Pressures

Remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump directed at his Colombian counterpart, Gustavo Petro, have reignited political tensions and raised concerns over bilateral relations in ... [read more.]

Verbal Attacks Increase After Diwali Festival Messages

In recent weeks, members of the Indian American community have been targeted by racist attacks that have gone viral on social media following public posts related to the Diwal... [read more.]

Tips for Tourists and Residents Amid Thefts and Scams

The United States Embassy in Costa Rica has issued a security alert for its citizens following a rise in crimes targeting tourists and foreign residents. Reported incidents in... [read more.]

Move Deepens Bilateral Rift

Venezuela has revoked the operating rights of six international airlines after they suspended flights to and from the country following a safety advisory issued by the U.S. Fe... [read more.]

Beijing Demands Majority Stake in Negotiations Over Port Terminals Near the Panama Canal

Imagine walking along the Balboa or Cristóbal docks, where gigantic containers tell stories of goods connecting Asia and the Americas.

Now imagine that those same do... [read more.]

Several Authors Withdraw From the Cartagena Literary Festival Over Controversy Surrounding Venezuelan Nobel Laureate

Several prominent authors have announced they will not participate in the Hay Festival Cartagena 2026 after the event invited María Corina Machado, the Venezuelan opposition ... [read more.]

Surprising Alliance

Latin American politics has taken a troubling turn with the recent statements by María Corina Machado, who, at a forum in Miami, described the Trump administration's naval ... [read more.]

Ica Went from Barren Dunes to Intensive Fruit Crops

For decades, the vast desert plains of Ica seemed inhospitable: dust, sand, and ocean were predominant, with no sign they could become fertile lands. (teletica.com)

H... [read more.]

The President is Pushing for a Review of Investment Agreements

Rodrigo Paz, Bolivia's president-elect, announced that he will review lithium contracts signed with Chinese and Russian companies as part of a strategy to increase transpare... [read more.]

Government Accuses International Disinformation Campaign

The Mexican government has linked a protest march on November 15 by young people who identify as part of “Generation Z” to an alleged international disinformation campaign... [read more.]

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In order to travel to the United States to visit the great city of New York for 7 days, you must apply for a tourist visa (B1/B2). To do so, you must complete the DS-160 form ... [read more.]

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Nestled in the rugged landscapes of northern Argentina, Salta province offers a gateway to some of the country's most captivating natural and cultural treasures. Among the s... [read more.]

Ice Melt Tourism The Ephemeral Beauty That Conceals Unpredictable Dangers

Risks in Alaska’s Glaciers Ice Melt Tourism The Ephemeral Beauty That Conceals Unpredictable Dangers By Jazmin Agudelo Alaska’s glaciers attract thousands of tourists ... [read more.]

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In 2025, Las Vegas has been recognized as the world’s leading nightlife destination, surpassing iconic cities such as Ibiza, New York, and Berlin. This recognition reflects ... [read more.]

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In the heart of the Cundiboyacense highlands, about 120 kilometers northeast of Bogotá, lies Sutatenza, a municipality in Boyacá with just over eight thousand inhabitants th... [read more.]

A Journey through A Cultural Landscape that Defines Andean Identity

Bolivia is not just an exotic destination; it’s an experience that unfolds layer by layer, like the multicolored skirts of a pollera at an Aymara festival. With an ethnic di... [read more.]

Unveiling the Top Visitor Nations and the Drivers of Growth

Imagine wandering through the colorful colonial streets of Cartagena, sipping world-renowned coffee amid misty Andean mountains, or trekking into the heart of the Amazon rainf... [read more.]