AI May Reduce Up to 5% of Jobs in Latin America

A recent report jointly released by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the World Bank reveals that between 2% to 5% of jobs in Latin America and the Caribbean are at risk of being fully automated by artificial intelligence.

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Russian Naval Fleet Visits Cuba Twice in Over a Month

On July 27, a contingent of the Russian Baltic Fleet arrived in Cuba for a four-day visit, marking the second visit by a Russian naval fleet to the country in just over a month.

Mexico Requests Safe Passage for Former Vice President Glas from Ecuador

The statement emphasized that the Ecuadorian government must take the necessary measures to ensure Glas's personal safety and well-being.

Former Argentine President Alberto Fernández Barred from Leaving Country Amid Domestic Violence Allegations

Yáñez claims that Fernández repeatedly harassed her via phone and subjected her to "psychological terrorism."

Former Argentine Official Guillermo Moreno Sentenced for Falsifying Inflation Data

Guillermo Moreno, former Secretary of Domestic Trade under the Kirchner administration, has been sentenced to three years in prison by the Second Federal Criminal Court of Buenos Aires for falsifying national statistics.

Mass Protests Erupt Across Venezuela as Citizens Accuse Maduro of Stolen Victory

Venezuela’s National Electoral Council announced that incumbent President Nicolás Maduro had been re-elected.

At Least 5 Hugo Chávez Statues Toppled in Rapid Succession During Venezuelan Protests

The controversy surrounding Venezuela's presidential election continues to intensify, with widespread rejection of incumbent President Nicolás Maduro's victory.

Venezuela Severs Diplomatic Ties with Peru Following Dispute Over Election Results

Peruvian Foreign Minister Gonzalo Gutiérrez announced on July 30 that Peru acknowledges opposition candidate Edmundo González Urrutia as the elected president of Venezuela.

Controversy Arises Over Venezuelan Presidential Election Results, Maduro Calls for Election Audit

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Argentinian Rider José Torres Gil Makes History with Gold Medal Win at 2024 Paris Olympics

In a stunning performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Argentinian freestyle BMX rider José Torres Gil clinched the gold medal in the Men's Park Final, earning Argentina its first gold of the Games.

Brazil Announces Tax Exemption on Olympic Medalists' Bonuses

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced this Thursday that athletes winning medals at the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympics will be exempt from paying taxes on their prize money.

Cuban Wrestling Legend López Achieves Historic Fifth Consecutive Olympic Gold

Cuban wrestler Mijaín López made history at the Paris Olympics by defeating Chilean opponent Yasmani Acosta in the men's 130 kg Greco-Roman wrestling final.

Differing Stances of IBA and IOC on the Gender Controversy of Two Athletes

The IOC emphasized that the decision by the IBA last year to disqualify these athletes was arbitrary and that the two athletes were victims of this decision.

Javier Aguirre Reappointed as Head Coach of Mexico National Team

The Mexican Football Federation has announced the appointment of Javier Aguirre as the new head coach of the national team in preparation for the 2026 World Cup cycle.

After 128 Years, Paris Olympics Achieves Gender Parity Among Athletes for the First Time

Achieving equal participation between male and female athletes at this year's Olympics is an unprecedented step forward.

Adriana Ruano Oliva Makes History with Guatemala's First Olympic Gold in Shooting

Adriana Ruano Oliva of Guatemala secured her place in history by winning the gold medal in women's trap shooting at the Paris Olympics.

FINA Announces Strictest Anti-Doping Measures Ahead of Olympics

Investigation Results on Chinese Athletes' Doping Case Released