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AMERICAS
Peru’s Keiko Fujimori Takes Office Against Crime, Poverty, and Ghosts
Keiko Fujimori entered Peru’s presidency promising soldiers against gangs, higher wages, and relief for forgotten families. Yet before her sentence…
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SPORTS
Colombia’s Escarabajos Vanish from Tour Mountains That Forged Their Legend
Colombia did not merely lose the Tour’s polka-dot jersey in 2026. The nation once feared as the unbeatable escarabajos vanished…
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SPORTS
Latin American Footballers Outsmart Time as Science Extends Elite Careers
At the 2026 World Cup, aging stars from Latin America showed that football has not extended physical prime so much…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Gulf Clan Grows Stronger As Washington Calls It Terrorism
This week, Washington labeled Colombia’s Clan del Golfo a terrorist organization, but the group’s real power is measured in quiet…
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AMERICAS
Aid With a Flag: What China’s Hospital Ship Signals in Latin America and the Caribbean
Latin America and the Caribbean face complex choices as China's hospital ship arrives, stirring feelings of sovereignty and external influence…
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AMERICAS
Colombia Fighters Tied To Sudan Genocide Spark Sweeping U.S. Crackdown
A new U.S. Treasury press release exposes a Colombia-led mercenary pipeline sending ex-soldiers to Sudan, recruiting even children for the…
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ANALYSIS
México’s Coatlicue Supercomputer Embraces Spectacle Over Sober Scientific Dreams Ahead
México's promised Coatlicue supercomputer may never live up to its scientific hype. However, the political spectacle around it reveals how…
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ANALYSIS
Mexico’s Pacification Myth: Falling Homicides Hide Rising Disappearances and Shifting Violence
Mexico's government celebrates a 37% drop in homicides, 37,000 arrests, and record drug seizures as proof that the country is…
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ANALYSIS
Eighty and Entrenched: Daniel Ortega’s Bunker Birthday and the Nicaraguan Autocracy Time Built
Daniel Ortega turned 80 on November 11, and the celebratory hashtags sounded like a succession rehearsal. His long rule was…
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AMERICAS
Colombia’s Battle of Boyacá: The Riverbank Where a Republic Was Born and a Monarchy Fell
On a fog-laced afternoon in 1819, a teenage fusilier near a narrow bridge in Boyacá captured a Spanish general—and in…
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