Ilia Calderón Makes A Historic Step in American TV.
Ilia Calderón becomes the first woman and Latina to solely anchor Noticiero Univision, marking a significant milestone in Spanish-language journalism and a victory for women's visibility in media. With nearly two decades of impressive experience and a deep connection to critical issues for the Latino community, Calderón steps into this historic role at a pivotal moment for journalism. Keep reading to learn how her leadership is ushering in a new era for Spanish-language television!
The 'G.''s Reunite For Mental Health: Selena Gomez and Karol G Have a Moving Reunion in Los Angeles
On a night filled with glamour and purpose, Selena Gomez and Karol G came together at the second Rare Impact Fund Benefit Gala
COP16: Can Colombia Lead The Global Fight Against Climate Change?
The country's efforts to become a leader in the area are being undermined by armed groups operating in the country
Ángela Aguilar launches 'La Llorona,' a Día de Muertos doll with her face.
The Mexican artist unveiled the fourth doll in her collection. Ángela Aguilar revealed it dressed in an outfit very similar to one of her own.
Touching: J Balvin Remembers Liam Payne and Shares a Message of Support for Mental Health
Balvin made it clear that Liam's departure affected him deeply. "He wasn't just a colleague; he was a friend," said the Colombian singer, visibly moved by the loss, as he took the opportunity to share a message about social responsibility.
Carlos Torres Explores Sexual Impotency in Telemundo's 'Sed de Venganza' Before Reprising His Role as Charly Flow - INTERVIEW
In an interview, the Colombian actor talks about his character Gabriel del Pino and returning to 'La Reina del Flow.'
WATCH: Leaked Rehearsal Footage of Shakira's New Tour Shows Her Diving Into Water from the High Up
The latest leaked images from Shakira's upcoming tour rehearsals have surprised fans due to their high level of complexity and risk.
Carlos Vives Longtime Collaborator and Colombian Music Legend Egidio Cuadrado Dies at 71
Cuadrado had been hospitalized with a severe case of pneumonia
Yarishna Ayala and Karol G: The Friendship Story of the 'Los 50' Participant and 'La Bichota?
We tell you everything about the Puerto Rican bodybuilder, trainer, and influencer, and her close relationship with the superstar from Medellín.
How Indigenous Guards Saved A Colombian Lake From Overtourism
For a long time the Laguna Verde (Green Lake) was one of Colombia's best-kept secrets, with the country's El Tiempo daily in 2011 describing it as a hidden treasure.
Lab-grown Frogs: A Colombian's Response To Wildlife Trafficking
In Colombia, which is home to about 10% of the world's amphibians, poison dart frogs are captured alive in the Choco jungle and smuggled abroad to adorn foreign terrariums.
In The Colombian Pacific, Fighting To Save Sharks
Due to play host of the UN COP16 biodiversity conference starting next Monday, Colombia's vast Pacific coastline is on a key migratory route for hammerhead sharks, whale sharks and other species, many of them endangered.
Meet Harry Jowsey, The Model in The Video for Shakira's New Single 'Soltera' Who Has An Onlyfans
Model Harry Jowsey Strips Down in a Steamy Scene with Shakira in 'Soltera' After Losing a Bet in the Music Video
In Colombia, Paying At-risk Youngsters 'To Not Kill'
Launching the program "Youth in Peace" last year, Colombia's first-ever leftist President Gustavo Petro said thousands of young people with few options will receive money "to not kill, to not participate in violence, to study."
Panama Increases Pace of Deportations from Darien Gap as Part of Agreement with the U.S.
Roger Mojica, Director of Panama's National Immigration Service, said that 11 flights conducted have had an approximate cost of $900,000
Ice Cream Chain and Pharmacy Sanctioned by the U.S. for Being Linked to the Sinaloa Cartel
Over the past two years, the Treasury Department has sanctioned more than 350 targets for involvement in drug trafficking activities
At COP16, Colombia Seeks To Lead By Example On Biodiversity
Few countries can rival Colombia's vast diversity of species and ecosystems, from the Andean highlands to the Amazon rainforest. Colombia ranks first globally in bird and orchid species diversity and second in plants, butterflies, freshwater fish and amphibians.
Karol G lit up Brazil with her performance at "Rock in Rio 2024"
The Colombian superstar performed a dark version of her show from the "Mañana Será Bonito Tour." Karol G mesmerized the audience of The Rock in Río main stage.
Colombia Rebel Group Imposes Control In Restive Coca Zone
The guerrilla group Segunda Marquetalia has taken control of the southwestern region -- roughly the size of Belgium -- using financial backing from Mexican cartels to unify myriad armed outfits, analysts say.
Colombia's Inirida Flower: From 'Weed' To Emblem For UN Meeting
Inirida flowers once grew abundantly in the wild in the region. Over-picking led to a dramatic reduction and the government in 1989 prohibited harvesting.
Colombian court orders the hunting of Pablo Escobar's infamous free-roaming hippos
Experts argue that manatee populations could be threatened by the hippos. Attacks on fishermen have also been reported on the Magdalena River
Oil companies on edge as Colombian guerrillas resume attacks on pipelines after peace talks collapse
Since late August, the ELN has carried out at least 14 attacks on pipelines, spilling crude oil into rivers and igniting fires that have disrupted operations
Despite Court Victory, 'Parental Alienation' Plagues Colombian Mothers
"Parental alienation syndrome" has been predominantly used against mothers, rather than fathers, according to a report by an independent UN expert to the Human Rights Council last year.
Trucker Protests Fuel Fear Of Food Shortages In Colombia
Hundreds of trucks have been partially or completely blockading roads leading to Bogota and other major cities since Monday in response to an increase in the price of diesel equivalent to $0.46 a gallon (3.8 liters).
Colombian soldiers who fought for Ukraine are now Russian prisoners after Venezuela allegedly deported them
Their apparent extradition, as reported by The New York Times, could cause tension between the governments of Venezuela and Colombia
U.S., Colombia and Panama agree to increase crackdown on regional migration route through more deportations
Colombia and Panama agreed to increase state presence along their shared border to fight back human trafficking and smugglers
Colombia Flights Back To Normal After Fuel Stock Worries
National carrier Avianca, which according to Colombia's air transport regulator canceled 24 flights Monday, said in a statement it had been advised by suppliers of a cap on kerosene deliveries "for the rest of the month."
Panama starts deporting migrants apprehended at the Darien Gap through U.S.-funded flights
A group of 29 Colombians with criminal records were the first to be returned
Colombian immigrants stole nearly $1.7 million in property across Florida, Polk County Sheriff says
The group is responsible for at least nine burglaries across six Florida counties
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle touch down in Colombia amid a storm of controversy
The visit is already steeped in controversy due to internal issues within their team and the political implications of their host.