AMERICAS
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Guatemala Probes Army’s Role After Eight Killings Leave Huité Searching for Answers
Eight killings in Huité have prompted Guatemala to investigate its army’s role amid conflicting accounts from relatives and officials. Four…
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Mexico Traces Ayotzinapa Phones to Funeral Homes and an Iguala Police Station
Twelve years after 43 Ayotzinapa students disappeared, reused cellphones are leading Mexican investigators toward funeral homes and a police station.…
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Panama Counts Sexual Abuse Reports, but Children Need More Than Case Numbers
Panama recorded 4,599 sexual offense complaints in eight months, with minors involved in 78% of cases. Behind rising reports and…
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Guyana Awaits Essequibo Verdict as Latin America Weighs Borders, Oil and Peace
Guyana wants Venezuela to accept an approaching Essequibo judgment, while Caracas demands direct negotiations. The dispute reaches beyond their border,…
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Brazil Heads to Polls as U.S. Lawmakers Ask Trump to Stay Out
Thirty-one U.S. lawmakers want Washington to respect Brazil’s presidential vote regardless of who wins. Their letter follows tariffs, sanctions and…
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Colombia Puts Former FARC Chiefs to Work Searching for the War’s Missing
Colombia’s former FARC commanders have begun serving sentences through victim reparations, including searches for the disappeared. At one cemetery, 54…
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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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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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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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The Malvinas War Ended, but Britain and Argentina Still Battle Over Tomorrow
Forty-four years after the Malvinas War, renewed Argentina-Britain tensions reach far beyond diplomatic speeches. Islanders navigate disrupted commerce, wounded memories…
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