War
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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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AMERICAS
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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ANALYSIS
Ecuador’s Teddy Bear Hitmen Reveal a Gang War Without Borders
A gang leader's killing outside Guayaquil airport, carried out by teenagers hiding a gun behind flowers and a stuffed toy,…
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AMERICAS
‘Hondurasgate’ Audios Drag Honduras Into Latin America’s Shadow Media War
Alleged recordings tying Honduras, Washington, Israel, and regional right-wing networks to disinformation plots against progressive governments have turned 'Hondurasgate' into…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Panama Profits as War Turns Ordinary Shipping Into Corporate Panic
As the Strait of Hormuz tightens amid war, businesses are paying extraordinary sums to rush through the Panama Canal, exposing…
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AMERICAS
Mexico Hunts the Mountain While the Drug War Hunts Back
Mexico's new federal operation in Sinaloa is more than a search. It exposes the hard limits of anti-drug policy, the…
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AMERICAS
Panama Learns the Iran War Sails Faster Than Distance Allows
Iran's seizure of a Panama-flagged vessel turned a distant conflict into a Latin American warning. For Panama, the episode exposed…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Exports War for Hire into Sudan’s Darkest Siege Machine
The UN’s reporting on Colombian mercenaries in Sudan reveals a grim new map of violence, where Latin American fighters, Emirati…
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ANALYSIS
Latin America Hears Washington’s Old Drug War Drums Beating Again
Washington is again asking Latin America to fight drugs with soldiers. The language sounds familiar, but the region beneath it…
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AMERICAS
Venezuelan Tren de Aragua and Cartels Collide with U.S. Crackdown
After U.S. forces captured Nicolás Maduro in Caracas, Donald Trump framed it as the opening move in a broader war…
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