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Episode Description: How bananas led to the CIA overthrowing the democratically elected government of Guatemala, violently reversing the progressive policies of the civilian governments. A coup that was ordered by the United Fruit Company ushering a 36-year civil war claiming the lives of about 200,000 people. If you aren’t from Guatemala or maybe even...
Mojo Vision has developed a new prototype of its augmented reality contact lenses. Biden warned that the Russian government could use cyberattacks to escalate the crisis. According to reports, Facebook might be underreporting child sexual abuse material.
Since last September, an Indigenous community, refugees forced off their land by armed groups from Colombia's ongoing rural violence, has been living in Bogotá's central Olaya Herrera National Park.
A decade after Mexico became a testbed for the global spy tool now known as Pegasus, prosecutors still cannot say who ordered the mass surveillance of innocent civilians and government critics.
In today's episode, we talk about a bill that is expected to be signed into law by Guatemala's conservative president within weeks... if passed it would impose the harshest punishments for abortion of almost any country in Latin America.
The technological singularity—or simply the singularity—is a hypothetical point in time at which technological growth becomes uncontrollable and irreversible, resulting in unforeseeable changes to human civilization.
Stand-up comedian and tik tok content creator Che Guerrero has been facing his undocumented problem for 30 years. He does stand up and puts out content mainly through tik-tok about being undocumented and has recently released his own podcast called “Myundocumentedasspodcast” where he talks to other undocumented people about their personal struggles with the immigration system in a funny, revealing, and humanizing way.
This episode is all about the darker side of Avocados also dubbed “the blood diamonds of Mexico” due to Drug cartels increasingly controlling the avocado trade, the environmental impact, the amount of water they consume, and how they are grown. We’ll also be talking about why there was a recent temporary ban that was placed on avocados from Mexico.
May explains to us how being an immigrant has fueled her to pursue her vision. May Pérez is the founder & owner of Lunartesanal. A business born out of intention and love. Lunartesanal is bringing you beautiful hand, artisan & sustainable pieces made in El Salvador.
A “digital border wall” has been steadily built along the U.S.-Mexico border for the last four presidential administrations, overseen by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and supported by Democrats and Republicans alike.