Violence
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Makes Gun Permits Matter Again Without Giving Criminals a Free Pass
Colombia’s decision to restore valid gun carry permits deserves support because it distinguishes lawful self-defense from criminal violence. The strongest…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Cannot Bomb Child Recruitment Out of the Jungle Alone
Colombia’s renewed air war in Guaviare promises security through overwhelming force. Yet the bodies of recruited teenagers expose a harder…
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AMERICAS
Colombia Ends Endless Peace Talks as Armed Groups Keep Growing
President Abelardo de la Espriella has closed three negotiating tables inherited from Gustavo Petro. The case rests on armed expansion,…
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AMERICAS
Hostages Become Human Shields as Haiti Loses Ground in Kenscoff
More than sixty civilians are being held under threat of execution after gangs killed forty-seven people in Kenscoff, exposing how…
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Entertainment
Ecuadorean Film Tests Family Loyalty Against Quito’s Violent Criminal Underworld
Filmed across Quito in only 23 nights, Buenos Amigos turns a stolen backpack into a collision of teenage rebellion, organized…
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LIFE
Ecuador Hunts Machismo Where Family Silence Still Keeps Predators Alive
In Quito, a psychological thriller turns a quinceañera into prey, exposing how domestic machismo survives not as an ancient relic…
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AMERICAS
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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ECONOMY
Mexico Wants El Mayo’s Billions Back as Sinaloa Keeps Bleeding
Mexico wants a share of the $15 billion forfeiture ordered against Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, arguing that cartel wealth extracted…
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ANALYSIS
Argentina Turns Border Control into a Test of Free Speech
Javier Milei’s migration decree claims to defend Argentina from hatred, violence, and insults to national symbols. Instead, it risks dividing…
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LIFE
Colombia Lets Memory Bloom Where War Recruited Children to Fight
Inside Bogotá’s “Volver a florecer,” survivor Nayeli Gutiérrez turns paper flowers, childhood drawings, and hard testimony into a warning: Colombia’s…
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