Colombian President Abelardo De La Espriella revealed a major crackdown on a money-laundering network linked to drug trafficking, exposing seized mansions, a luxury Mercedes-Benz and dozens of other assets.
Chilean riot police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse demonstrators marking 53 years since the 1973 coup that toppled Salvador Allende and installed the Pinochet dictatorship.
Authorities in Bogotá dismantled an improvised dwelling that a homeless man had built beneath a bridge in the Usaquén district, hauling away six tons of accumulated debris.
Finance ministers and central bank chiefs from the BRICS bloc, meeting in Mumbai, cautioned that trade fragmentation and protectionism are threatening global growth, even as member economies show resilience.
Saudi Arabia halted its East-West pipeline, a key route that lets it ship oil to the Red Sea while bypassing the Strait of Hormuz, after strikes caused casualties and forced an emergency shutdown.
Mexican authorities are responding to a new oil spill from a Pemex pipeline off the coast of Campeche, deploying ships, aircraft and hundreds of naval personnel to contain the leak.
Camilo Oyola, who survived the 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck Colombia, credits his two dogs with waking him moments before his building collapsed — though the pets did not survive.
AI company Anthropic revealed that its chatbot Claude was misused by state-linked hackers and other bad actors for surveillance, weapons-related tasks, and propaganda campaigns. The findings add to growing concerns about AI's potential for abuse.
A quarter century after the September 11 attacks reshaped global politics and security, ceremonies and tributes are being held to honor the victims and reflect on that day's lasting impact.
Mexico's Energy Ministry projects wind power capacity will jump 84% by 2030, reaching 150,000 megawatts as part of a broader push toward renewable energy.
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