Pride of the Caribbean! Junieles conquers Italy with his novel about Marlon Brando

The Colombian-Italian novel ‘L’uomo che parlava di Marlon Brando’ (‘The Man Who Spoke of Marlon Brando’), by John Jairo Junieles, was presented at 11:30 AM today at the University of Cartagena stand, within the Bogotá International Book Fair (Filbo), in Pavilion 8, first floor, stand 308. The novel was published in Colombia by Editorial Planeta. The publication of the novel in Italy is part of the internationalization process of the University of Cartagena and projects the literature of the Caribbean and Colombia onto the European stage, one of the exemplary projects of the current rector William Malkún Castillejo, who was re-elected a few days ago.

Juan, the Mexican who conquers MrBeast's extreme challenge in a supermarket

A Latino might be fulfilling one of the most universal childhood dreams: to be locked in a supermarket with unlimited food but with a significant difference, as the possibility of winning a fortune is at stake.

The world's fastest car travels at over 496 kilometers per hour, it's electric and Chinese

The Chinese giant, BYD, is not content with just dominating the production and sale of electric vehicles worldwide, but also seeks to redraw the speed map in the automotive industry, as its BYD Yangwang U9 Xtreme has become the fastest production car in the world after reaching 496.22 kilometers per hour (km/h) on a certified track in Germany, leaving behind segment leaders.

The man who helped train ChatGPT spoke in Medellin about the future of work

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The future bends and fits in your pocket: here are Motorola's new foldable phones

Special Envoy The average smartphone is already over 16 centimeters long. Foldable phones solve the dilemma of size and how to store them in the simplest way: by folding, but in addition, the new designs and textures of these flexible cell phones make these foldables now want to be shown and stand out in pockets. A paradox that Motorola, the global leader in foldable cell phones, is achieving.

Top Regime Program to Foster Sensitivity Towards Women

Frazier House Demonstrates Regime's Sensitivity to the Femicide Crisis, Warns A.Z.F in His Illustrated Opinion

Thank you, female scientists, for Moisés Absalón Pastora

The dismissal of Moisés Absalón Pastora with the kindness of the Sandinista regime from the perspective of A.Z.F in his cartoon for Divergentes

Technology: 89% of Latin Americans now use digital payments, according to new Mastercard study

Platforms drive the modernization of financial processes in sectors such as social welfare, hospitality, and recreation. Photo: iStock

Oracle Drives the Era of Agentic Applications: From Record Systems to Outcome Engines

The launch of Fusion Agentic Applications also reflects a broader shift in the technology industry. Photo: iStock

Changes in TransMi[app]: This is the new feature that promises to improve your routes

Reasons for changing the name of the stations. Photo: Mayor's Office of Bogotá.

Somos Internet Drives Expansion After Raising Over US$14 Million in Series A

Somos's modem stands out because it is shaped like a lamp. Photo: Courtesy

Banco de Bogotá expands options for receiving digital payments with QR codes for all Bre-B keys

New development by Banco de Bogotá with Bre-B. Photo: Courtesy