Crisis
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ANALYSIS
Cuba Blames Washington for Its Humanitarian Crisis, but Havana Cannot Claim Innocence
U.S. sanctions are disrupting Cuba’s supply chains, but Washington did not create every shortage. The evidence points to a damaging…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Panama Turns Caribbean Sargassum Crisis Into Unexpected Weapon Against Deadly Malaria Threat
A school science project in Panama has transformed an environmental nuisance into a promising biomedical lead. Researchers found that Caribbean…
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AMERICAS
Peru Sends Soldiers to Prison Gates While the Real Crisis Lives Inside
Peru’s security crackdown puts soldiers outside overcrowded prisons. Still, President Keiko Fujimori faces a harder test inside: dismantling criminal command…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia’s First Month Under De la Espriella Tests Strength Against Crisis and War
One month into office, Colombia’s Abelardo de la Espriella has paired earthquake relief with military offensives and confrontations with judges.…
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LIFE
El Salvador Faces a Homeland Crisis as TPS Ends for Thousands Abroad
More than 170,000 Salvadorans in the United States could lose legal protection on September 9, turning a bureaucratic deadline into…
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ECONOMY
Cuba’s Blackouts Leave Havana Thirsty as Pumps Fall Silent Again
Cuba’s electricity crisis is now arriving through Havana’s faucets. As prolonged blackouts disable pumps and aging pipes fail, nearly two…
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AMERICAS
Venezuela Floods Expose How Rain Finds the Same Forgotten Streets
Six people remain missing after torrential rains flooded Caracas and neighboring states, turning rivers into traps, burying homes in mud…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Cuba Opens Solar Charging Station Amid Its Deepening Power Crisis
Cuba’s first fast solar charging station rises beside the National Highway as blackouts stretch beyond 20 hours, offering electric drivers…
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ANALYSIS
Mexico Watches UNAM’s AI Exam Crisis Make Merit Pay Twice
UNAM’s first fully online admissions test promised wider access across Mexico. Instead, suspected artificial intelligence cheating triggered a mass retest,…
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LIFE
Puerto Rico Rations Every Last Drop as Historic Drought Deepens
More than half a million Puerto Rico residents are rationing water after the island’s driest July on record pushed Carraízo…
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