Lula Advocates for Latin American Independence Amid U.S.-Brazil Trade Talks
Brazil’s President Lula calls for a ‘Latin American doctrine’ to strengthen regional independence, addressing U.S. tariffs and sovereignty concerns.
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U.S. Repatriates Survivors of ‘Drug Submarine’ Strike Amid Caribbean Tensions
U.S. repatriates survivors of a military strike on a suspected drug submarine in the Caribbean, amid escalating tensions with Venezuela and regional security concerns.
Vehicle Explosion in Guayaquil Leaves One Dead, Several Injured
Explosion outside Guayaquil mall kills one, injures multiple amid growing security concerns in Ecuador. Authorities investigate possible organized crime links.
Mexico City Hosts Landmark Climate Action Week Ahead of COP30
Mexico City hosts UN-backed Climate Action Week, fostering regional collaboration ahead of COP30 in Brazil. Key discussions focus on sustainable development and global partnerships.
BYD Accelerates Global EV Push with Argentina Launch
Chinese EV giant BYD enters Argentina’s market, capitalizing on tariff cuts amid economic challenges, signaling Latin America’s green energy shift.
Venezuela Launches Defense Drills Amid Rising Tensions With U.S. in Latin America
Venezuela initiates military drills as U.S. expands counter-narcotics operations, sparking UN debate over regional security and sovereignty concerns.
Latin America’s Diverse Role Models: From Tango Kings to Sporting Heroes
From tango legend Carlos Gardel to Argentina’s Las Leonas hockey team, discover the diverse icons inspiring Latin Americans through street interviews in Argentina and Bolivia.
U.S. Strikes Off Venezuela Coast Spark Regional Condemnation, Escalate Tensions
U.S. conducts new maritime strike near Venezuela, sparking regional condemnation and raising concerns over escalating anti-narcotics operations in Latin America.
U.S. Escalates Anti-Cartel Strategy: White House Declares ‘Armed Conflict’
The White House declares a “non-international armed conflict” against drug cartels, sparking legal debates and regional tensions. Latest updates on U.S. military moves in the Caribbean.
Mexico’s Poverty Reduction Gains Momentum, Challenges Persist
Mexico’s poverty rate drops under President Sheinbaum, but 5 million remain in extreme conditions, particularly in southern indigenous communities.
UNHCR Bolsters Refugee Aid in Latin America Amid Regional Challenges
As the UN marks 80 years, UNHCR’s critical role in supporting migrants and refugees in Latin America underscores ongoing regional challenges and global solidarity efforts.
Colombia Champions Climate Action Amid UN Child Poverty Warning
Colombia leads climate efforts as UN warns 6 million more children in Latin America could face poverty by 2030 without urgent action.
Venezuela Warns U.S. Military Buildup Risks Caribbean Peace
Venezuelan FM Yvan Gil warns U.S. military activities in the Caribbean threaten regional stability, calling for peace amid rising tensions.
Guatemalan Journalist Urges Global Action to Protect Coastal ‘Barriers of Life’
Guatemalan journalist Jorge Rodriguez highlights the urgent need to protect coastal ecosystems vital for marine life and communities, amid rising threats from climate change and overfishing.
Mexico Eyes Tariff Hikes on Chinese Imports Amid Trade Shifts
Mexico’s proposed tariffs on Chinese imports could reshape Latin American supply chains, impacting industries from autos to textiles. Analysis inside.
Colombia Bombings Kill 18; President Labels Armed Groups as Terrorists
Deadly bombings in Colombia leave 18 dead as President Petro designates armed groups as terrorist organizations, halting peace talks.
Mexico’s Remittance Inflow Declines Sharply, Sparks Economic Concerns
Recent data reveals a sharp decline in remittances to Mexico, raising concerns about household incomes and economic stability. Experts analyze the implications.
Venezuela Bolsters Militia Amid Rising Tensions with U.S. Over Caribbean Moves
Venezuela mobilizes 4.5 million citizens into militia as U.S. deploys warships to the Caribbean, sparking regional calls for dialogue and sovereignty.
U.S. Deploys Warships to Caribbean Amid Drug Cartel Crackdown
U.S. deploys 4,500 troops to Caribbean targeting drug cartels, sparking debate over regional security and trade impacts.
Bolivia’s Presidential Race: Rodrigo Paz Takes Surprise Lead
Centrist senator Rodrigo Paz leads Bolivia’s presidential race with over 32% of votes, signaling potential political shifts in the resource-rich nation.