French farmers expand road and port actions as opposition grows to the EU–Mercosur trade deal ahead of its signing.

Authorities highlighted the growing adherence of products to the Organic Products Law. On Sunday, the Mexican Agriculture Ministry (SADER) informed that some 40,000 small and medium-sized producers managed to cultivate 210,504 hectares with organic products in the states of Chiapas, Sonora, Jalisco, Sinaloa, Baja California, Michoacan and Oaxaca during 2025. RELATED: Mexico Expands Measures Against […]

Venezuela exceeds 99% food supply with its own production, reinforcing its agro-food sovereignty and communal distribution in the face of the external blockade.

In 2024, the market for this herbicide reached US$352 million in this country. Experts urged Mexico to ban glyphosate herbicide after discovering flaws in an article that served as an excuse for the agribusiness sector for 25 years. The article lacks scientific rigor, which raises alarms about its safety for human health. RELATED: Mexico Expands […]

The rescue package came as inflation and high tariffs keep raising wider concerns. On Monday, the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled an aid package of US$12 billion to farmers hit hard by tariff policies, as weaker demand, rising costs and falling sales strain income. RELATED: U.S. Soybean Farmers Standing at a Financial Precipice: […]

The President of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, ratified his commitment to the roadmap agreed with Brazil to advance food sovereignty and nutritional security.

The peasant councils on Saturday, September 20, held the Founding Congress of the Ezequiel Zamora National Peasant Union (UNCEZ), which formally established this organization aimed at strengthening and consolidating national production of crops, cattle, pigs, sheep, and poultry. RELATED: Jorge Rodríguez: Venezuela Doesn’t Want War, It Wants the Caribbean as a Zone of Peace Venezuelan […]

The relationship between Colombia and Venezuela has historically oscillated between collaboration and tension, shaped by the political contexts of each country The recent signing of the agreement to establish the Special Economic Zone of Peace (ZEEP) marks a turning point in border management, opening new expectations for development, integration, and reconciliation for border communities. Historical […]

The Great Tomatina of Sutamarchán once again turned the streets of this picturesque Colombian town into a sea of red, bringing together thousands of participants in a festival that honors the local tomato-based economy. Inspired by Spain’s La Tomatina, this Colombian version has become a major cultural event, attracting visitors from across the country and […]

The Battle for Labor Reform in Colombia The labor reform proposed by President Gustavo Petro’s government represents one of the significant attempts in recent years to transform Colombia’s labor landscape, aiming to strengthen workers’ rights, reduce precarious employment, and promote social justice. However, the reform has faced fierce opposition from conservative sectors in Congress, leading […]