AMERICAS
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Dosquebradas Counts Losses as Colombia Relearns Its Seismic Lessons Again
Two days after Colombia’s deadliest earthquake this century, Dosquebradas is digging through concrete, grief, and economic ruin, exposing why seismic…
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Peru Still Walks Beneath Shining Path’s Long and Violent Shadow
Two arrests in Huánuco have reopened Peru’s darkest insurgent history, revealing how Shining Path survives not as the army it…
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Pereira and Cali Lose Sleep as Earthquake Forces Colombia into Grim Census of Ruins
A magnitude 7.4 earthquake turned Colombia’s western cities into rescue grounds, forcing curfews in Pereira and Cali as families guarded…
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Why VPN Adoption Is Growing Across Latin America
A few years ago, most people in the region who used a VPN were either gamers chasing lower ping or…
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Latin America’s Rising Digital Privacy Challenges
Latin America came online fast. In barely two decades, the region went from patchy, expensive dial-up to a mobile-first internet…
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Latin America Faces Measles Comeback as Vaccination Gaps Turn Deadly
Measles cases across the Americas have tripled in 2026, exposing how quickly a preventable disease can exploit missed vaccines, crowded…
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Colombia Watches Disarmed Fighters Test a Hardline President’s Peace Promise
In Colombia’s southern jungle, 99 former guerrillas have surrendered weapons, planted medicinal gardens and called home. Now they face a…
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Peru Continues Watch as Machu Picchu Fire Tests Andes Tourism’s Defenses
A wildfire inside Machu Picchu’s protected sanctuary has burned only 1.5 hectares, yet halted trains and exposed a larger danger:…
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Chile Rewrites Security as Organized Crime Tests Its Old Certainties
Chile remains safer than much of Latin America, yet kidnappings, contract killings and transnational networks have altered its sense of…
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Peru Watches Machu Picchu Wildfire Burn Through Tourism’s Lifeline Again
A wildfire beside the only rail corridor to Machu Picchu has stranded hundreds, halted ten train departures, and exposed how…
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