AMERICAS
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Chile Revisits Women’s Underground Network Defying Brutal Dictatorship
When Augusto Pinochet's tanks ended democracy on September 11, 1973, thousands of Chilean women slipped behind the junta's back—hiding fugitives…
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Latin American’s Sleepless Nights During L.A. Immigration Raid Terror
Explosions before dawn, low-flying helicopters, and masked agents stalking parks have turned East Los Angeles into a zone of fear.…
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Colombia Treasure Hunt Deepens As San José Coins Reveal Lima Origin
Six hundred meters below the Caribbean's warm chop, Colombia's most storied shipwreck has begun to talk. Ultra-sharp images reveal clusters…
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Opposition Smells Slow-Motion Coup as Colombia’s Petro Bypasses Congress with Referendum
President Gustavo Petro has stunned Bogotá by decreeing a nationwide referendum for August 7—his third anniversary in office—to revive a…
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Latin American Voices Defying Immigration Hunt Still Flooding L.A.
Helicopters rumble above Los Angeles while National Guard troops patrol downtown, but Latin American migrants and their allies refuse to…
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Bolivia’s Declining Fertility Rate Mirrors Women’s Expanding Opportunities
Bolivian women quietly rewrite the nation's future in kitchens, classrooms, and village squares. Over the last 25 years, the average…
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Mexico City Crime Shocks, Denting Its Safe-Haven Image
A daylight double-murder on a Mexico City street—captured in chilling surveillance video—has ruptured the capital’s prized aura of safety. Officials…
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Colombia’s Pacific Families Gain Hope as Courts Return Ancestral Lands
Along Colombia’s storm-lashed Pacific coast, Afro-descendant and Indigenous families who once fled at gunpoint are hearing a new sound—the judge’s…
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Uruguay’s Bold Disposable Vapes Ban Boosts Environmental Awareness
Clouds of sweet-smelling vapor drifted down Montevideo’s Avenida 18 de Julio for years. Last month, they vanished overnight, swept away…
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Galapagos Giant Tortoises Mark 50 Years of Triumphant Comeback
Fifty years ago, the Galápagos giant tortoise was a fading legend. Today, the archipelago celebrates the return of nearly 9,500…
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