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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Honduras Turns Lasers on Copán’s Hidden Maya Past Before More History Disappears
A drone survey at Copán in Honduras will seek hidden Maya structures and assess damage from farming and construction. Behind…
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ANALYSIS
Cuba Blames Washington for Its Humanitarian Crisis, but Havana Cannot Claim Innocence
U.S. sanctions are disrupting Cuba’s supply chains, but Washington did not create every shortage. The evidence points to a damaging…
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AMERICAS
Latin America Reads Between Trump’s Map Lines in an Old Naming Dispute
Donald Trump’s geographic renaming campaign has revived a question familiar across Latin America: who gets to call themselves American? Behind…
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ANALYSIS
Argentina’s Naval Base Gamble Raises the Stakes From the Malvinas to Antarctica
Argentina’s planned Ushuaia naval base puts the Malvinas dispute, Antarctic access and regional autonomy on one strategic map. For Argentina…
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Borders and migration
Trump’s Mexico Border Wall Draws a Hard Line Through a Living Homeland
Along the border with Mexico, a new Arizona wall threatens Tohono O’odham family ties and sacred places. As construction preparations…
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ECONOMY
El Salvador and Guatemala Watch Lake Güija’s Rainy Season Come Up Short
At Lake Güija, El Niño is threatening fishing, farming, and water supplies shared by El Salvador and Guatemala. Families await…
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SPORTS
Brazilian Clubs Set the Libertadores Table, but Their Neighbors Still Want Seats
Brazilian clubs enter the Copa Libertadores quarterfinal return games with three leads and one draw, threatening an unprecedented semifinal sweep.…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Panama Turns Caribbean Sargassum Crisis Into Unexpected Weapon Against Deadly Malaria Threat
A school science project in Panama has transformed an environmental nuisance into a promising biomedical lead. Researchers found that Caribbean…
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AMERICAS
Chile Remembers Allende as Silence Reopens Latin America’s Old Democratic Wounds Again
Fifty-three years after Chile’s military coup, Gabriel Boric returned to Salvador Allende’s tomb while President José Antonio Kast held no…
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LIFE
Mexico Turns Cannabis Cooking Into a New Test of Latin American Law
Mexico has pushed cannabis reform into an unexpectedly domestic space: the kitchen. A Supreme Court ruling allowing authorized adults to…
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