AMERICAS
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Bolivia’s Snowbound Highlands Reveal the Hidden Cost of Climate Whiplash
Heavy snow across Bolivia has stranded communities, threatened livestock, disrupted tourism, and exposed how climate volatility punishes the Andes unevenly,…
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Bolivia Arrest Pushes Mexico Deeper into Latin America’s Disinformation Reckoning
Fernando Cerimedo’s detention in Bolivia over an alleged attempted femicide has widened into a political scandal as Mexico’s president accuses…
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Cali Rebuilds After Earthquake as Three-Year Recovery Clock Starts Ticking
Cali restored power with remarkable speed after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake, but true recovery will take years. Beneath the statistics…
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Latin American and African Recruits Feed Russia’s Quiet War Machine
From Panama to Peru and Ghana to Kenya, families say economic promises and deceptive job offers are funneling vulnerable citizens…
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Chile Writes Emergency Power Into Its War on Organized Crime
Chile’s proposed constitutional crackdown would let President José Antonio Kast impose sweeping emergency controls for months, restrict movement and communications,…
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Chocó’s Earthquake Exposes the Fault Lines Beneath Colombia’s Forgotten Wealth
In Quibdó, a 7.4-magnitude earthquake shattered homes already weakened by decades of neglect, exposing how Chocó’s poverty, extractive history, racial…
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Latin America Counts Growth While Indigenous Lands Keep Quietly Bleeding
From Brazil’s rising Indigenous murder toll to a disputed anti-coca operation in Peru, alarms reveal an old regional bargain: governments…
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Bogotá Reclaims Casa de Nariño as Presidential Power Moves Elsewhere
Bogotá’s Casa de Nariño is losing its president but not its power. As Colombia’s new government disperses across cities, the…
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Manizales Earthquake Marks Buildings for Death as Neighbors Salvage Lives
Across Manizales, painted demolition letters now condemn apartment blocks while survivors haul mattresses, refrigerators, and frightened pets into borrowed trucks.…
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Fidel Castro at One Hundred While Cuba Bargains with Tomorrow
Fidel Castro’s centenary arrived with songs, statues and old revolutionary vows, but Cuba’s deepest crisis gave the celebration another meaning:…
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