Why is Colombia the Country that Gets Up the Earliest and is One of the Least Productive?

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In LatinAmerican Post, we analyzed the reasons why getting up early is not synonymous with achieving greater productivity, as demonstrated by the example of…

Nicolás Petro in Legal Trouble: Do the Daughters and Sons of Latino Leaders Enjoy Impunity?

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The children of presidents and former heads of state are not spared from investigations, both for false accusations and for illegal acts. Today the president…

Latin America in Short: Labor Reform in Colombia | Mariana Pajón in the Guinness Records

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This week the Minister of Labor announced some points of the Colombian Labor Reform. In sports, the Colombian Mariana Pajón entered the Guinness Records book.…

Viva Air: What Will Happen to Travelers Now that the Colombian Government Is in Control?

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LatinAmerican Post summarized what it means for the Superintendence of Transportation to take control of the Colombian low-cost airline after the suspension of…

Latin America in Short: Crisis at Viva Air | Diplomatic Crisis Between Petro and Bukele

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Viva Airplane, Gustavo Petro and Nayib Bukele
This week two crises have occurred in Colombia. On the one hand, the airline Viva Air is going through an operations crisis. On the other, Petro and Bukele…

Who Are the New Ministers of Education, Culture and Sports of Gustavo Petro?

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Aurora Vergara, Ignacio Zorro, Astrid Rodríguez
The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, made a change in his cabinet that could mean the victory of the most radical wing over the moderate one

What Is the Role of the First Ladies in Latin America?

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Gustavo Petro and Veronica Alcocer
The role of first lady is ambiguous, but little by little it is becoming more relevant in Latin America. People like Verónica Alcocer or Manuel Zelaya arouse…

Lithium Takes its Place in the World as a Strategic Resource. Is it Time to Nationalize it?

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Lithium is a strategic resource. Its recent nationalization in Mexico and the enormous reserves of South America position Latin America as a primary source for…

Colombia: ABC of Gustavo Petro's Health Care System

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Gustavo Petro and the health reform
In LatinAmerican Post, we explain three of the most critical points of this reform that excites the national government and worries the opposition

Latin America in Short: Miracles in Syria and Turkey | Friction between Colombia and Peru

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Earthquake and Flags of Colombia and Peru
This week there have been new rescues in Syria and Turkey after the earthquake on February 6. In Latin America, Colombia and Peru are experiencing a diplomatic…

Marches across Colombia: What Is the Political Landscape in the Country?

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Marches in Colombia
The marches in Colombia for and against the reforms of the government of President Gustavo Petro show us how the political landscape of this country is facing…

Is Canada's Hard Drugs Decriminalization a Threat to the Latin American Drug Trade?

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Canada decriminalized the use of drugs such as cocaine and heroin in the province of British Columbia: How harmful is this decision for illicit drug…

Spanish hotel chain Sol Melia plans to build 20 new hotels in Brazil by 2005, Sol Melia South American Vice President Rui Manuel Oliveira said in an interview recently published.

Sol Melia opened six new hotels in Brazil last year and operates a total of 21.

The executive said Sol Melia had already signed deals with several construction companies, adding that the expansion project would require an investment of 600 million reais ($260 million).

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