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Maryi Bibiana Forero

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Laura Ximena Espejo

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Melba Guerrero

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NEWS

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Older mothers told to wait 18 months between births

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Older mothers told to wait 18 months between births

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Mothers over 35 who wait 18 months between pregnancies have a significantly lower risk of complications or death, according to a study.
The study’s authors, from the University of British Columbia (UBC) and the Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health, said that older women often aimed to get pregnant again quickly because of declining fertility or higher risks of genetic abnormalities in babies of older mothers.

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Liliana Fernández

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Liliana Fernández

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Tatacoa desert: One of Colombia’s most magical places, especially at night

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Tatacoa desert: One of Colombia’s most magical places, especially at night

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The Tatacoa desert in central Colombia was virtually off-limits for tourists for decades because of the armed conflict. It is safe to visit now, and well worth the trip, especially for stargazers.

Tatacoa, also called “The Valley of Sorrows,” is the country’s second-largest arid region after La Guajira, Colombia’s most northern province.

Tatacoa is approximately 125 square miles in size, making it virtually impossible for a visitor to explore the entire desert in a day. But staying just one day would make you miss one of its most spectacular features: the sky.

Once the blistering sun has gone down and the sky opens up, stargazers can enjoy one of the most clear views of the universe in Colombia.

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Colombia suggests alliance with Brazil’s far-right Bolsonaro to overthrow Venezuela’s government

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Colombia suggests alliance with Brazil’s far-right Bolsonaro to overthrow Venezuela’s government

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Venezuela’s authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro has accused the governments of the US and Colombia for years of trying to topple his administration, which is not recognized as legitimate by the majority of countries in the western hemisphere.

Other countries in Latin America, however, have categorically rejected military intervention and have urged a negotiated solution to the extreme polarization in Colombia’s neighbor to the east.

Colombia’s conservative President Ivan Duque, who is supported by the far-right in his own divided country, considers Maduro a “dictator” and has refused to rule out military intervention.