The University of Granada in Spain has suspended its student exchange program with Mexico following the femicide of Claudia Tacoronte, a case that has raised alarm about safety for international students.
Colombian prosecutors have formally charged three brothers of dissident FARC commander Iván Mordisco with kidnapping, murder and torture linked to a January 2026 attack in Cundinamarca.
Colombian businessman Alex Saab, long seen as a financial fixer for Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro, is expected to plead guilty Tuesday in a Miami federal court to money laundering charges tied to inflated food-import contracts.
A violent feud between two rival gangs battling for control of drug sales in Mexico City's historic center has left 11 people dead in just six weeks.
A newly announced initiative dubbed "9S" has emerged in Mexico under the slogan "Being a man is not a crime," positioning itself as a response to the country's increasingly visible feminist mobilizations.
Mexican authorities arrested Ángel Guerrero Carrillo, known as 'Canguro,' in Jalisco for allegedly running a drug-trafficking network that shipped narcotics to three U.S. cities.
Armed attackers opened fire inside a bar in rural Cesar, Colombia, killing four people and wounding several others, in what officials believe was tied to a turf war between criminal gangs.
Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz argues that the United States is losing its global standing, pointing to deep structural problems at home and abroad.
A Mexican opinion writer reflects on how domestic workers are often dismissed or blamed when they become victims of abuse, highlighting a pattern of social indifference.
The U.S. State Department has revoked visas for seven former Ecuadorian officials and their immediate families over alleged corruption tied to drug-trafficking and terrorist organizations.
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