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Four people were killed and two are missing after a tourist boat capsized near the Galapagos Islands. The captain and assistant of the boat fled after being rescued from the water.
As part of an effort to cut climate-changing emissions and pollution, residents in Colombia’s capital city have united to reimagine their transportation system and to shift toward greener travel options.
WORLD / AMERICAS Hitting the mark By Reuters Published: May 27, 2021 06:38 PM When Colombian community leader Veronica Fonseca raised her hand to speak at a meeting hosted by Bogota's mayor, she never expected her ideas on improving transport in the capital would be included in the city's plans. Cable cars are seen in Bogota, Colombia, on March 19, 2020. Photo: AFPFonseca, 52, told a forum convened by city hall in 2020 that her hilltop neighborhood, nearly 3,000 meters above downtown Bogota, needed better transport links, and suggested a cable car to ferry residents. "I'd seen cable car ...