Martina Pavia, the granddaughter of the founders of Caro Cuore who dedicates herself to high-end bridal fashion
Martina Pavia, granddaughter of the founders of the lingerie brand Caro Cuore, is making her mark in high-end bridal fashion from her atelier in the Palacio Alcorta.
Trial date set for Rafael Caro Quintero in the US: When will it be?
The trial for drug trafficker Rafael Caro Quintero, co-founder of the defunct Guadalajara Cartel, is set to begin on March 8, 2027, in New York.
'El Mencho' is buried in the Recinto de la Paz Cemetery in Zapopan, where relatives of Caro Quintero are also interred
Nemesio Oseguera, known as 'El Mencho', has been buried at the Recinto de la Paz Cemetery in Zapopan, Jalisco, amid significant police presence due to his notoriety.
Dear Friend: The Dialogue Between a Poet and a Singer Against the Background of Milan
A theater performance titled 'Caro amico' explores a dialogue about love and loss in the context of Milan, blending poetry and music in a unique sensory experience.
Armando Caro Figueroa, former Minister of Labor: 'Milei does what Menem could not: his project represents a break from the Peronist union tradition'
Armando Caro Figueroa reflects on Javier Milei's labor reform plans, suggesting they diverge significantly from traditional Peronist approaches.
Caro, the woman who gave her life to save her dog, a symbol for pet owners
Caro sacrificed her life to save her dog Rizza, becoming a symbol of love and devotion for pet owners.
DEA presumes a year of fighting against Mexican cartels; highlights cases of 'El Mayo' and Caro Quintero
The DEA reported a successful year in combating drug cartels in 2025, emphasizing significant cases like that of Abigael González Valencia and Ismael Zambada García.
Prohibited Filming at the Chamber: Controversy over M5s Deputy
A controversy has arisen after M5s Deputy Dario Caro filmed inside the Italian Chamber of Deputies, a place where photography and videography are prohibited.
Ramón Armando, Manuel and Enrique: three stories exemplifying the harshness of Francoist repression in the 60s and 70s for defending rights
The article shares the powerful stories of Ramón Armando, Manuel Vizcaíno, and Enrique Caro, who experienced the oppressive climate of Franco's dictatorship in Spain during the 1960s and 70s while advocating for human rights.