By Alexandra Cabrera | Special to The Times Updated July 18, 2026 As we navigate the third week of July 2026, the celestial alignment offers a profound opportunity for introspection, structural realignment, and emotional maturation.…
Analysis by Edwin Caicedo, Environmental & Health Correspondent The uncertainty that once shrouded the arrival of the El Niño phenomenon has dissipated. It is no longer a question of if it will arrive, but rather…
The relationship between humans and their animal companions is far from universal. While the emotional bond is a constant across borders, the manifestation of this connection—how pets live, move, and interact within the domestic sphere—varies…
By Editorial Staff The Catholic Church is facing a renewed ecclesiastical crisis. In a decisive move, the Holy See has excommunicated the leadership and members of the Fraternidad Sacerdotal San Pío X (FSSPX), the ultra-traditionalist…
As the global fashion industry pivots toward sustainability, cultural storytelling, and the intersection of technology and artistry, Medellín is once again positioning itself as the epicenter of this transformation. From July 25 to July 31,…
The Renaissance of the Magdalena River For decades, the waters of the Magdalena River—Colombia’s most vital fluvial artery—remained largely silent, serving as a passage for cargo rather than a corridor for discovery. That changed when…
By: Editorial Staff, in collaboration with Connectas While the world turns its gaze toward the spectacle of the 2026 World Cup—a global celebration of sport, unity, and national pride—a shadow looms over the streets of…
By Editorial Desk, EL TIEMPO As the specter of the El Niño weather phenomenon looms over Colombia, threatening the stability of the national interconnected power system, the government and energy experts are locked in a…
