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ECONOMY
Malvinas Oil Boom Promises Billions, but Where Will the New Workers Sleep?
The Malvinas anticipate billions in oil revenue, but their immediate concerns include groceries and somewhere to sleep. As Argentina contests…
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ANALYSIS
Northern Colombia Faces Burning Buses and a Paramilitary Past That Never Ended
Burned buses and threatened shops in Northern Colombia expose the enduring reach of a paramilitary network descended from marijuana guards.…
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LIFE
Colombian Caribbean Heat Makes Cooling Essential Just as Drought Squeezes Water and Power
El Niño is intensifying heat across the Colombian Caribbean, sending residents to clinics while drought strains water and electricity supplies.…
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AMERICAS
Mexico Investigates Claudia Tacoronte’s Murder as Other Victims’ Families Still Wait for Answers
Mexico’s prosecution of Claudia Tacoronte’s killing as femicide has renewed scrutiny of other students’ deaths. Advocates say the rapid response…
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ANALYSIS
Mexico Grows Older, With More Homes but Fewer People Under Each Roof
Mexico’s population reached 130.9 million in 2025, but growth slowed as residents aged and households shrank. New demographic survey figures…
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AMERICAS
Santa Marta Under Military Watch as Paramilitaries Burn Buses and Threaten Shops
Burned buses and threatened shopkeepers have brought Santa Marta under military reinforcement. A paramilitary group’s declared 48-hour shutdown exposes the…
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SPORTS
Malvinas Soccer Fields Chileans, Faces British Troops, and Dreams Across the Atlantic
On the Malvinas Islands, a tiny amateur soccer team brings Chileans, Peruvians, Britons, and islanders together. Between military opponents, vanishing…
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AMERICAS
Brazil’s Thirty-Year-Old Electronic Voting System Faces Distrust as Presidential Race Tightens
Thirty years after Brazil introduced electronic voting, its inventors remember paper fraud, unfamiliar keyboards, and voters eager to experiment. Now,…
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LIFE
Malvinas Veterans Carry Ashes Back to a War That Never Left Them
Forty-four years after the Malvinas War, Argentine veterans and grieving relatives return to Darwin cemetery carrying letters, rosaries, and a…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Chile Took Sweden’s Toxic Waste, and Arica Is Still Paying Compound Interest
In northern Chile, a chemist who grew up beside Swedish mining waste is testing what decades of cleanup actually accomplished.…
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