AMERICAS
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Latin America Quakes Reveal History’s Fault Lines Beneath Today’s Rubble
Venezuela's twin earthquakes reopened Latin America's long seismic memory, from Haiti to Peru and Chile, showing how tectonic violence becomes…
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Uruguay Poll Crash Puts Orsi’s Truck Scandal in the Driver’s Seat
A CIFRA poll shows President Yamandú Orsi with 20% approval and 65% disapproval after Uruguay's truck controversy, exposing a governing…
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Venezuela Quakes Turn Rubble Into a Test of Regional Mercy
After twin earthquakes killed at least 235 people and injured 4,300, Venezuela's shattered coast became a rescue map for the…
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Malvinas Return to the OAS Table Without Moving an Inch
At the OAS assembly in Panama, Latin America again urged Argentina and Britain to negotiate over the Malvinas, reviving a…
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Colombia Faces a Washington Reset as El Tigre Takes Power
Abelardo de la Espriella's razor-thin victory promises to reset Colombia's alliance with Washington, revive militarized drug policy, and test whether…
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Brazil Counts Its Indigenous Nations and Finds a Larger Country
Brazil's Indigenous census portrait reveals 391 ethnic groups, 295 languages, and nearly 1.7 million people. More than a statistical correction,…
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Ecuador Mystery Deepens as Monika Silva’s Death Haunts Latin America
Monika Silva Koniuszek built a life defending Ecuador's coast from corruption, poverty, and land grabs. Then she was found dead…
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Latin America Shadows Panama as Region Embraces Tougher Prison Politics
Panama's largest prison escape exposed more than broken fences at La Joyita. It revealed an exhausted state, a public primed…
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How Peruvian and Ecuadorian Fishermen Named El Niño as Climate Roared
El Niño began as coastal wisdom from Peruvian and Ecuadorian waters, then became a global climate alarm. As the powerful…
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Peru’s Election Turns Into Democracy Test as Sánchez Allies Mobilize Against Fujimori’s Edge
With Keiko Fujimori virtually ahead and Roberto Sánchez calling supporters into the streets of Lima, Peru's presidential runoff has become…
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