Mexico's financial intelligence unit says former security chief Genaro García Luna and the Weinberg family ran a scheme that funneled up to $727.9 million through Barbados and Miami; recovered funds will go to Guerrero's impoverished Montaña region.
A columnist for El Universal wonders whether recent cool spells during Mexico's summer are a real climate shift or just a trick of memory and expectation.
US immigration officials said a Colombian family stopped by ICE at Atlanta's airport will have their case heard by a judge, despite holding a pending asylum claim and work permits.
A live broadcast by EL TIEMPO explores the distinct forms of violence—threats, harassment, stigmatization, and online attacks—that women journalists confront across Latin America.
President Trump says a new oil agreement with Venezuela would double US crude reserves, calling it the biggest oil deal in world history—though Caracas has yet to confirm the pact.
President Trump says he has struck an agreement giving the United States control over 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan crude, though details of the deal remain unclear.
Four South American nations issued a joint declaration on strategic minerals, signaling a coordinated approach to resources like lithium and copper that are central to the global energy transition.
Federal Reserve officials have flagged renewed concern over the pace of US inflation, signaling that price pressures remain a key risk for the economy.
A Mexican opinion column argues that the Trump administration's hardline immigration push is increasingly targeting the visa system itself, not just undocumented migration.
Patients with incurable illnesses took to the streets of Mexico City in what organizers describe as the country's first public march demanding the legalization of euthanasia.
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