Illicit Innovation: Latin America Is Not Prepared to Fight Criminal Drones | Commentary by Henry Ziemer for the Center for Strategic and International Studies The proliferation of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) by transnational criminal organizations in …
By Susan D. Harris September 6, 2015 This is what America has been reduced to by those who hate her: A woman crying on a witness stand defending her religious conviction that marriage is between one man and one woman. This happened largely because so many …
The authoritarian regimes of Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua condemned Israel and pledged unwavering support for Iran after the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched a series of airstrikes against Iran’s nuclear and missile infrastructure on Friday morning. …
CHICAGO – Thousands of Chicagoans – mostly Catholics – filled the seats of the White Sox’s stadium Saturday for a reverential three-hour tribute to Pope Leo, including a video message from the new pope calling on people to pay attention to longings for a “ …
With U.S.–China trade tensions and Middle East unrest rocking global markets, Latin America's stock exchanges – especially Brazil's Bovespa and Mexico's IPC – are hitting record highs as investors seek lower‑correlation havens. Brazil and …
Chadwick Paul (left), master of the Jamaica College lodge, looks on as Christopher Copeland prepares Alditha Samuels for blood donation at National Chest Hospital on Saturday, November 30, 2024 during the second annual blood drive staged by Freemasons in …
European cloud firm OVH plans to expand into Latin America this year with new Local Zones in four countries. Local zones are suitable for workloads with latency-sensitive services such as real-time analytics, e-commerce websites, Content Delivery Networks …
The decision to reject Starlink has puzzled and angered people in Bolivia, where internet speeds are the slowest in South America and hundreds of thousands remain offline. Without an internet connection, people often struggle to get an education and lack …
Antonio González and María Elena Huerta Spanish GAR 100 firm Pérez-Llorca has further expanded its Latin American offering with the hire of two disputes lawyers from Jones Day in Mexico City and a recent merger with Colombian firm Gómez-Pinzón. Register …
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