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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
In Brazil’s Northeast, Lula’s Rural Supporters Weigh Politics by Water and Survival
In Brazil’s semiarid northeast, Luiz Rodrigues measures government by the water in his cistern and the food his farm produces.…
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SPORTS
Fifty Years On, Maradona’s Debut Continues to Inspire Argentina
Fifty years after Diego Maradona’s professional debut, a losing afternoon at Argentinos Juniors still binds generations of Argentines. Eyewitness memories,…
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ANALYSIS
Latin American Presidents Struggle for Approval as Public Demands Real Change
Claudia Sheinbaum and Nayib Bukele dominate a new Latin American presidential ranking, but the deeper story lies below them. Widespread…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Brazil Presses Meta Over Election Interference and Algorithm Fairness Claims
Meta says it treats Brazil’s presidential rivals equally, answering election interference allegations with a technical report. Its defense deserves scrutiny…
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LIFE
Heartbreak Drives Regional Mexican Grupo Frontera’s Global Success—Pain Is the Secret to the Party
Grupo Frontera’s global rise rests on a familiar contradiction: songs about losing someone can bring strangers together. The Texas band’s…
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AMERICAS
Walls and Wounds: Medellín’s Megaprison and the City’s Unhealed Scars
Medellín’s planned megaprison feels symbolically fitting in a city shaped by cartel terror, urban warfare, and unfinished mourning. But its…
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LIFE
Chiclayo, Peru, Powerful Photos Bring Pope Leo XIV’s Legacy Home
In Chiclayo, Peru, an outdoor exhibition brings Pope Leo XIV back among the people who remember him serving meals and…
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ANALYSIS
Guadalajara Cannot Wash Away Its Water Crisis by Scrubbing Graffiti from Walls
Guadalajara’s dirty water crisis has become a battle over broken windows and burning buildings. The violence deserves scrutiny. So does…
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SPORTS
Colombia’s Kollin Castro Shatters Records With Triple Gold at Paraguay World Skate Games
Colombian skater Kollin Castro won three gold medals and rewrote the 1,000-meter world record in Paraguay, leading a championship story…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Cuba Gives Private Enterprise Homework as Public Schools Struggle With the Basics
Cuba’s education crisis is pulling private businesses into public classrooms, with donations, transport, and newly authorized tutoring helping sustain schooling…
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