Three young Honduran students were the winners of an op-ed contest organized by the European Union (EU) Delegation in Honduras. The contest sought to encourage critical thinking and writing skills among university students in the country. The contest had three categories: Cooperation, Trade, and Political Dialogue, focusing on different aspects of the relationship between the EU and Honduras.

The EU-LAC Supercomputing Network connects Europe with Latin America to boost research, innovation, and technology partnerships. By sharing powerful computing resources, the network enables scientists to develop solutions to global challenges such as climate change, public health or clean energy.

Two years after its launch, the EU-LAC Digital Alliance comes together in Guatemala to take stock of the progress made. They have a message for their leaders who will gather in the CELAC-EU Summit next November: EU & LAC are moving together to pole position in the Digital race.

Volunteers collected 1,623 pounds of trash at Buena Vista Beach in Cuyamel