 | Looking for legitimacy in laughter and lifeI pointed out that while equality-oriented organisations don’t exist, misogynistic ones that call themselves men’s rights activists do, and provide helplines too. |
 | Dominican man lost at sea says he survived on ketchup for 24 daysHe was working to repair a sailboat off a harbor on St. Maarten island in the Netherlands Antilles in December last year when the weather turned foul and he was swept out to sea. |
 | Chile ceramics, Colombian wisdom get UNESCO heritage statusThe rapidly disappearing skill required to make black pottery in Chile and the ancient knowledge of Colombian Indigenous groups are intangible cultural heritage practices. |
 | Indigenous film bringing cross-border Amazon tribes togetherThe Matis, a tribe only contacted in 1976, acquired two video cameras in 2015 and were taught how to film by the Brazilian Center for Indigenist Labor (CTI) and the National Indian Foundation. |
 | Major banks support rainforest oil project despite problemsGeoPark lined up banks to help it obtain the Putumayo oilfields, indicating that even with climate changes hitting wide areas of the globe, backing for the activities that cause it is still available |
 | Colombia's first-ever leftist president Gustavo Petro swears inThe former senator, 62, takes over from the deeply unpopular Ivan Duque for a four-year term during which he will enjoy support from a left-leaning majority in Congress. |
 | DMRC celebrates Colombia’s independence with artworkA thematic mural painted on a wall of a Delhi Metro station building was inaugurated on Thursday, marking the 212th Independence Day of Colombia, officials said. |
 | 'My cuisine tastes of relegated cultures...of pain': Leonor Espinosa, World's Best Female Chef 2022In naming Espinosa its winner, the 50 Best panel described her as a “multi-talented Colombian chef marrying art, politics and gastronomy.” |
 | Fire kills 49 following riot at prison in ColombiaThe director of the national prison system, Tito Castellanos, told Radio Caracol that it's not clear if all of the dead were prisoners. |
 | Colombia: Four dead as bullfight stand collapses; Video shows horrific scenes of people running for cover"Four people have died, as of this moment, two women, a man and a minor. 800 spectators were seated in the sections that collapsed," said Mayor Juan Carlos Tamayo |
 | Environmental activist Francia Marquez elected Colombia's first Black vice presidentMarquez will likely be given the mandate to work on gender issues as well as policies affecting the nation’s Afro-Colombian population. |
 | Ex-rebel fighter Gustavo Petro becomes Colombia's first leftist presidentThe president-elect was once a rebel with the now-defunct M-19 movement and was granted amnesty after being jailed for his involvement with the group. |
 | As US is poised to restrict abortion, other nations ease accessIt's not yet clear what impact there will be outside the United States from the leaked draft opinion suggesting the U.S. Supreme Court could overturn the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade decision. |
 | Colombia cartel shuts down towns over leader's extraditionBusinesses closed, schools stayed shut, intercity bus service was suspended and a professional soccer match couldn’t be played after one of the teams refused to travel to the game. |
 | James Rodriguez keys Colombia's 4-2 friendly win over USAJames put the Cafeteros in the lead with a spectacular effort from the edge of the penalty area in the 36th minute, thrilling a largely pro-Colombia crowd at Raymond James Stadium. |
 | Lack of food pushes 2.3 million people to flee Venezuela: UNOil-rich Venezuela has been in an economic freefall since a drop in oil prices in 2014 left a gaping hole in the country's finances. |
 | England would find Sweden tough at World Cup: Former England manager Sven-Goran ErikssonEriksson believes Sweden, who topped Group F after beating Mexico in their final match, may not be playing scintillating football but says they are tough to score against. |
 | England's Harry Kane says he can score in every FIFA World Cup gameKane is sure he will pick up where he left off in Moscow after scoring a hat-trick against Panama in his last outing. |
 | Colombia midfielder Carlos Sanchez says England are more than Harry KaneEngland haven't actually won a game in the knockout stage of a major tournament since beating Ecuador in 2006. |
 | We don't care if English think we're boring, says Sweden midfielder Albin EkdalSweden take on Switzerland on Tuesday in St Petersburg before England clash with Colombia in Moscow. |
