The latest travel vlogger in Afghanistan
The images of the events after the Taliban seized Kabul and other cities in Afghanistan have crossed the world. In a few hours, the lives of the country's residents changed. Many tried to flee...
Author: Edgary Rodríguez R.
Edgary Rodríguez R. is a Venezuelan writer, journalist and video producer.
NASA’s Earth Observatory concerned about pollution
The contamination of Venezuela's Lake Maracaibo is visible from space. This was revealed by scientists from NASA's The Earth Observatory, an institution that makes public its data, images and...
October 12, The Day of Many Names
October 12 is a date that is associated with several concepts accepted and rejected by different sectors of society. It is a controversial topic that generates confrontations. The name of this date...
Animal rights debates: tradition, torture or damage to ecosystems?
A couple of weeks ago, the slaughter of 1,428 dolphins in the Faroe Islands alarmed the world. A few days ago, the Colombian government seized 3,493 shark fins destined for Hong Kong. The first case...
History repeats: Venezuela removes six zeros from its currency
For the third time in 13 years, the Venezuelan regime has resorted to a currency reconversion to cover the growing hyperinflation that is suffocating the country. The measure will take effect on...
Aislinn Derbez and ‘La magia del Caos’: a podcast to reflect, transform and evolve
Embracing the chaos and darkness in her life has been important for Aislinn Derbez in the last couple of years. The Mexican actress, recognized for the Netflix series ‘La Casa de las Flores’ (The...
Edgar Ramírez: “My grandmother Bertha died of Covid a month ago”
Venezuelan actor Edgar Ramirez is one of the most successful Latino artists in Hollywood right now. Ramirez, who has been nominated for the Emmy and Golden Globe, is known for roles in TV series and...
The experience of grief outside of social expectations
Grief is different for everyone. That's what I've learned in the last few months after my dad's death. I already knew it, but now, I have seen it up close. Everyone has the right to feel and...
The land of the unimaginable: Venezuela and the domestic gas shortage
When I was a little girl, my mom would call the domestic gas company and, about an hour later, a truck would come to replace the empty cylinder with a full one. In contrast, during my adult life, I...
The Recycled Orchestra of Cateura: when one person’s trash is another person’s treasure
In Paraguay, garbage is transformed into music, giving hope to vulnerable sectors of the capital. These children and young people had no prospects in life but now, they dream of becoming musicians,...