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Let’s rethink the development of Latin America and the Caribbean | América Futura

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Let’s rethink the development of Latin America and the Caribbean | América Futura

Since the beginning of the 21st century, the global economy and geopolitics have faced various disruptive processes, which are shaping an increasingly complex and interconnected world. These include the accelerated digital transition, the worsening effects of climate change, financial crises that forced modern economies to reformulate their financial and industrial strategies, frictions between global trade … Read more

Canada: Flair is giving away tickets for just $1

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Canada: Flair is giving away tickets for just

Flair Airlines, an up-and-coming low-cost airline from Canada, recently introduced a remarkable offer that has the travel industry on edge: a base fare of just one US dollar on select routes from popular vacation destinations such as Mexico, Jamaica, the United States and the Dominican Republic to Canada. This offer comes after a successful summer … Read more

Top 10 Ibero-American Restaurants in New York City – New York Times Best 100 List

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Top 10 Ibero-American Restaurants in New York City – New York Times Best 100 List

As every year, New York Times reveals its list of the 100 best restaurants in the Big Apple. In New York City there are around 25 thousand restaurants and, among these, the recognized high-level ones are several whose offerings highlight Ibero-American gastronomy. The best rated is La Piraña Lechonera, in sixth place on the entire … Read more

Dengue Epidemic in French Guiana: Surge in Cases and Vaccine Developments

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Dengue Epidemic in French Guiana: Surge in Cases and Vaccine Developments

After Brazil and the Antilles, French Guiana has been hit by a surge in dengue cases, with almost 3,000 new cases since January. Fight against mosquitoes, control of stagnant water, a specific emergency service… While waiting for an effective vaccine, the authorities of the French overseas department are organizing themselves. This year, the mosquito is … Read more

Icon of the Seas: World’s Largest Cruise Ship Sets Sail and Breaks Records, But Faces Controversy Over Environmental Impact

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Icon of the Seas: World’s Largest Cruise Ship Sets Sail and Breaks Records, But Faces Controversy Over Environmental Impact

It impresses with its size and features: The “Icon of the Seas” goes on its maiden voyage – and breaks a record. The world’s largest cruise ship has begun its maiden voyage in Miami. The “Icon of the Seas” left the USA as scheduled on Saturday (local time). She is 365 meters long and can … Read more

Christian Oliver, Star of Action Series Cobra 11, Dies in Tragic Plane Crash

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Christian Oliver, Star of Action Series Cobra 11, Dies in Tragic Plane Crash

A tragic event ended the life of adored actor Christian Oliver on Friday. At the age of just 51, the star of the action series Cobra 11 died in a sports plane crash. His two young daughters also died with him. Christian Oliver, the star of the legendary action series Kobra 11, lost his life … Read more

Treasure Recovery Mission: Government of Colombia Announces Efforts to Salvage San Jose Ship Wreck from 1708 – Billions of Dollars Worth of Wealth and Artifacts to be Recovered

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Treasure Recovery Mission: Government of Colombia Announces Efforts to Salvage San Jose Ship Wreck from 1708 – Billions of Dollars Worth of Wealth and Artifacts to be Recovered

governmentColombiaAnnounced that efforts are being made to recover the remains.San Jose Boat (San José) which sank in the deep sea in 1708, which is believed to carried wealth and things of great value Billions of dollars shipSan Jose It is more than 300 years old. Even though it is now just a shipwreck in the … Read more

Canada offers 15,000 humanitarian visas to migrants from the Caribbean and Latin America

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Canada offers 15,000 humanitarian visas to migrants from the Caribbean and Latin America

The North American country of Canada will offer 15,000 humanitarian visas in the coming months for citizens of some Latin American and Caribbean countries, as long as they can prove that they have family ties with people who already live in their territory. This program seeks to complement the actions that the Canadian government already … Read more

Rare Tropical Storms Bret and Cindy Simultaneously Form in June, Breaking 55-Year Record

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Rare Tropical Storms Bret and Cindy Simultaneously Form in June, Breaking 55-Year Record

In a rare occurrence, two tropical storms have formed in the Atlantic simultaneously in the month of June. Tropical Storm Cindy and Tropical Storm Bret have both developed in the Main Tropical Development Region (MDR), which is unusual for this time of year. According to experts, this is the first time since 1968 that the … Read more