Colombia’s UN Envoy Defends Reform, Not Retreat, from World Body
Colombia's ambassador to the UN, Mauricio Gaona, says leaving the United Nations would mean abandoning the room where humanity's future is decided, even as he pushes for deep reforms to the organization.
Data Centers in Mexico Bring More Harm Than Gains, Experts Warn
Specialists cited by Oxfam say data centers built across Mexico are causing more problems than benefits for the communities that host them.
Colombia Weighs National Emergency Over El Niño Farm Crisis
Colombia's government is preparing to declare a national emergency to roll out urgent relief for a farm sector battered by El Niño, rising costs, and new US tariffs.
Trump Announces New Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Rules
President Trump revealed the approval of updated fuel efficiency standards for vehicles sold in the United States, a move that could reshape automaker requirements going forward.
El Niño Drought Threatens Colombia’s Poorest, Wages
A severe El Niño-driven drought expected to peak in late 2026 could drive up food prices and hit Colombia's poorest families hardest, shaping the contentious 2027 minimum wage debate.
200,000 Gather in Mexico City for Sheinbaum’s Report
More than 200,000 people packed Mexico City's main square to hear President Claudia Sheinbaum deliver her second annual government address, marking the halfway point of her first year in office traditions.
Mexico City Mayor Praises Sheinbaum Ahead of Zócalo Address
Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada praised President Claudia Sheinbaum as she prepared to deliver her latest government report from the capital's main square.
Ayotzinapa Case Remains Unresolved 12 Years Later
Twelve years after 43 college students vanished in Iguala, Guerrero, families and investigators say the case remains far from closed, with key questions about the students' fate still unanswered.
Wife, Daughter of Ecuador Drug Boss Fito Captured in Colombia
A joint Colombian-Ecuadorian-US operation captured the wife and daughter of Ecuadorian gang leader José Adolfo Macías, alias 'Fito,' in Santander after weeks of surveillance uncovered a fake ID and suspicious financial dealings.
Colombia’s De La Espriella to Seek IMF Help on Fiscal Crisis
President Abelardo De La Espriella says he will approach the International Monetary Fund to tackle a fiscal crisis he blames on corruption under his predecessor, while touting security gains against armed groups.