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AMERICAS
When Cartels Become Terrorists: The Dangerous Reframing of Latin America’s Crime Crisis
Washington’s July 16 designation of two Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations promises sharper financial weapons and tougher prosecutions. Across Latin…
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AMERICAS
Latin America Turns Football Jerseys Into Political Statements Worn in Public
Across Brazil and Colombia, the national football jersey has become a campaign costume, a protest sign, and a contested flag.…
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Environment
Ecuadorian Vizcacha’s Tiny Refuge Now Faces a Giant Mining Question
In southern Ecuador, a critically endangered Ecuadorean vizcacha survives on a mountain refuge threatened by fire, invasive pines, farming, and…
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Entertainment
Puerto Rican Reggaeton Royalty Eyes a Bigger Daddy Yankee Reunion
Don Omar is touring again, but the Puerto Rican star’s most tantalizing unfinished business sits offstage: a possible Daddy Yankee…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Brazilian Icon Pelé’s World Cup Jersey Scores Record Auction Millions
A blue number 10 jersey worn by Pelé at seventeen has sold for $4.9 million, turning Brazil’s first World Cup…
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Environment
Chile Faces El Niño Fury as Deadly Storms Close In
Chile’s first hours under a powerful El Niño-linked storm brought three deaths, mass evacuations and darkness for nearly 500,000 homes.…
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AMERICAS
Mexico’s Cartels Recruit Teenagers With Jobs That Never Really Existed
In Jalisco, Mexico, cartel recruitment is slipping into teenage life through fake jobs, trusted friends and shopping malls, exposing how…
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ECONOMY
Venezuela Rebuilds After Earthquakes While Concrete Becomes the New Currency
Venezuela’s earthquake recovery is entering its hardest phase, making rebuilding trust, enforcing safer building codes, and deciding which walls can…
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ANALYSIS
Colombian Death Exposes ICE’s Dangerous Gap Between Enforcement and Justice
A Colombian father’s fatal encounter with ICE in Maine raises a harder question than whether officers may use force: whether…
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AMERICAS
Argentina Turns Naval Wake into Malvinas World Cup Thunder Again
Argentina’s protest over HMS Medway collided with a World Cup semifinal against England, turning naval protocol into public memory. Behind…
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