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Pablo Arroyo Vidal

Pablo Arroyo Vidal

Environment Reporter

Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Specialist in business, finance, and economic reporting for Financial Journal across international markets.
10 ArticlesLatest publication: Jul 8, 2026

Pablo Arroyo Vidal

Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Reaches 3,685

Venezuela's devastating twin earthquakes have claimed 3,685 lives, leaving thousands injured and displaced as emergency crews, volunteers and international aid organizations continue rescue and relief operations.

Updated on: 5d agoEnvironment

Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Reaches 3,685

US Blockade Strangles Iran Oil Industry, Threatens Collapse

With the US naval blockade in effect since April 13, 2026, Iran could run out of oil storage capacity in two to three weeks, which would force well closures with potentially irreversible long-term damage.

Updated on: 04/30/2026Economy

US Blockade Strangles Iran Oil Industry, Threatens Collapse

Venezuelan Oil Exports Rebound After Sanctions Are Lifted

Venezuelan oil exports rose to 988,000 barrels per day in March 2026, recovering from the US fuel blockade and the arrival of interim president Delcy Rodríguez.

Updated on: 04/20/2026Economy

Venezuelan Oil Exports Rebound After Sanctions Are Lifted

Milei Asks for Patience as Approval Falls and Economy Slows

President Milei asked for patience on April 9, 2026, as his approval falls to 36% and monthly inflation rebounds to 2.9%, though the IMF maintains a 4% growth projection for Argentina.

Updated on: 04/09/2026Economy

Milei Asks for Patience as Approval Falls and Economy Slows

Colombia Reforests Conflict Zones After Peace Agreement

Colombia reforested 180,000 hectares in former FARC zones through the Bosques de Paz program, reducing deforestation by 62% in the benefited areas.

Updated on: 04/07/2026Environment

Colombia Reforests Conflict Zones After Peace Agreement

Active Oil Spill in Gulf of Mexico Damages Reefs, Wildlife

An active oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico damages coral reefs and kills marine wildlife, with the Mexican Navy removing tar-stained seaweed from affected beaches.

Updated on: 03/27/2026Environment

Active Oil Spill in Gulf of Mexico Damages Reefs, Wildlife

Monarch Butterflies in Mexico Surge 64% in Winter 2025-26

The monarch butterfly population in Mexico grew 64% in the 2025-2026 winter, according to Al Jazeera, in a recovery that eases concerns about the endangered species.

Updated on: 03/27/2026Environment

Monarch Butterflies in Mexico Surge 64% in Winter 2025-26

Lithium Triangle: Argentina, Bolivia and Chile

Argentina, Bolivia, and Chile, with 60% of the world's lithium reserves, face a historic opportunity in the global energy transition but face environmental challenges.

Updated on: 03/22/2026Environment

Lithium Triangle: Argentina, Bolivia and Chile

Ecuador Faces Water Crisis as Glaciers Retreat

Ecuador faces an unprecedented water crisis due to the 40-60% retreat of its Andean glaciers, threatening drinking water for millions and export agricultural production.

Updated on: 03/15/2026Environment

Ecuador Faces Water Crisis as Glaciers Retreat

Amazon Loses Record Area to Deforestation in 2025

The Amazon lost 11,568 km² of rainforest in 2025, 12% more than in 2024, according to INPE data, approaching the threshold of the ecological point of no return.

Updated on: 01/20/2026Environment

Amazon Loses Record Area to Deforestation in 2025