AMERICAS
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Cuba’s Shadow Soldiers: How Havana’s Fighters in Ukraine Threaten the Americas
The revelation that at least 4,200 Cuban nationals are fighting for Russia in Ukraine isn’t just a battlefield curiosity—it’s a…
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Bolivia’s Currency Crisis and the Battle Between Two Rights
After two decades of MAS dominance and three years of currency freefall, Bolivians face an unfamiliar choice: two conservatives offering…
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Peru’s Generation on Edge: José Jerí’s Promise of Order Meets a Street That Won’t Be Silenced
After the death of a young protester in Lima, Peru's new president, José Jerí, faces a revolt that feels both…
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Mexico’s Mothers Counting Graves While Leaders Count Political Wins
EFE/José MéndezIn Guanajuato, a mother counts her dead and missing while the state counts victories. As disappearances surge under President…
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At New York’s 26 Federal Plaza, Justice Collides with Latins’ Fears
A viral video of officers wrestling a mother to the ground after her husband’s immigration hearing captured more than a…
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Peru’s Endless Crisis: Another President Falls, and the Republic Holds Its Breath
Peru woke to another presidential fall. Congress expelled Dina Boluarte on grounds of “permanent moral incapacity” and swore in its…
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Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela Share a Tightening, Perilous Strait
Across a narrow sea, desperation and deterrence collide daily as patrols intensify, smugglers reroute, and Warao families gamble everything for…
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Brazil’s Amazon Fire Fight: From Confrontation to Cooperation
Brazil has achieved what once seemed impossible: reducing Amazon forest fires to their lowest level in more than twenty years.…
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Haiti’s Hunger Crisis: Artibonite’s Fields Turn to Fear as Gangs Tighten Their Grip
In Haiti's fertile Artibonite Valley, once celebrated for its rice fields and proud farming traditions, armed gangs now dictate who…
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Venezuela Turns Pensioners into Militia Amid Rising US Tensions
In Venezuela, the government’s strategy for survival is increasingly resting on a curious paradox: arming its elderly. While Washington insists…
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