AMERICAS
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Cuba Faces a Shadow War as Washington Tightens the Noose
Reports that Washington has expanded intelligence operations inside Cuba arrive as blackouts, sanctions, and political pressure tighten around the island,…
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Guatemala Evacuates as Fuego Volcano Roars and Old Wounds Reopen
Guatemala’s Fuego volcano is erupting again, forcing families from vulnerable villages as lava fountains, ash clouds, and pyroclastic flows descend…
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Bolivia’s Evo Standoff Offers a Warning About Democratic Coercion
Bolivia’s pursuit of Evo Morales tests whether democratic states can punish coercive road blockades without turning justice into vengeance. The…
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Brazilian Ballots Turn Toward Barracks as Lula Seeks Fourth Mandate
At 80, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is running again, promising stronger defenses after Nicolás Maduro’s capture while confronting sluggish…
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Peru Confronts Nazca Air Tragedy and Tourism’s Safety Blind Spot
A sightseeing flight over Peru’s ancient Nazca Lines ended with 13 deaths, exposing a danger: tourism economies often expand faster…
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Colombian Mercenaries Carry Colombia’s Old Wars into Sudan’s Stolen Childhoods
In Sudan’s brutal war, Colombian mercenaries allegedly trained abducted boys to operate artillery and anti-aircraft guns, exposing how Latin America’s…
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Mexico’s Meth Expertise Takes Root Deep in Nigeria’s Hidden Forests
A courtroom moved into a Nigerian forest, where Mexican meth specialists allegedly joined local partners, revealing how cartels are turning…
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Venezuela Returns to Dialogue After Ruin, Revolt, and Repeated Betrayals
Venezuela enters its ninth government-opposition dialogue on August 1, scarred by Nicolás Maduro’s capture, catastrophic earthquakes, and twelve years of…
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Colombia Counts Down as Petro’s Corruption Scandal Explodes in Public
Days before Gustavo Petro leaves Colombia’s presidency, allegations involving Juliana Guerrero, government contracts, disputed credentials and furious accusations from former…
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Uruguay Weighs Becoming America’s Quiet Southern Landing Zone for Deportees
Uruguay is quietly discussing whether to receive migrants deported from the United States, testing a nation proud of humane migration…
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