

Iván Cepeda’s selection of Indigenous senator Aída Quilcué as his running mate changes how we see Colombia’s May 31 vote — as a test of security, identity, and ongoing peace efforts. Polls show him in the lead, but violence against Indigenous leaders still shapes the situation.

A Brazilian defender’s punishment for sexist remarks after a heated loss reaches beyond one match, one referee, and one apology. It opens a harsher question for Latin America, where women in public authority still face scrutiny men often escape daily.











Claudia Berbeo is convinced that technology allows an infinite world of possibilities, provided that they are used correctly.

The best use of our time is to focus on things we can control, like energy, versus something that we can't control, like time.

Women’s experience in public transportation can be affected negatively because of sexual harassment.

Shell and GeoPark, both companies from the oil and gas sector, are making a bet on sustainability and a transition toward clean energy through their leadership.

Some of us tend to buy shampoos and conditioners based on our hair characteristics. But is this enough to make an informed decision?

Women and girls are part of one of the human groups that face the has more difficulty accessing water
