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.
Serafín Núñez Ramos, Cofounder of Party of the Poor, Dies
Serafín Núñez Ramos, who helped found Mexico's Party of the Poor guerrilla movement alongside legendary rebel leader Lucio Cabañas, has died, according to Mexican newspaper La Jornada.
Bogotá Man Drugged, Robbed After Dating App Meetup
A young man in Bogotá was allegedly drugged with scopolamine and robbed after meeting a match from a dating app in the city's upscale Zona T nightlife district.
Sheinbaum Ends National Tour, Vows to Reject Foreign Meddling
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum wrapped up a nationwide tour marking two years since her government began with a rally in Mexico City's main square, declaring that Mexicans reject foreign interference in the country's affairs.
Colombian Streamer MrStivenTc Accused of Abusing Minor
A Medellín law firm says it has filed a criminal complaint against Colombian content creator Stiven Tangarife, known online as MrStivenTc, alleging sexual abuse of a 14-year-old girl. His legal team denies any wrongdoing.
Two UAEM Prep School Students Killed After Birthday Party
Two students from Preparatory School 2 of the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos (UAEM) were killed in Cuernavaca after leaving a birthday celebration, according to a report from La Jornada.
Colombian Forces Kill Guerrilla Leader Tied to Uribe Killing
A joint military and police operation in Colombia's Huila province killed Miguel Orlando Guzmán González, alias 'Robinson,' a top financier of a dissident guerrilla faction linked to decades of attacks, including the recent assassination of Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay.
Colombia Leader Links Rebel’s Death to Uribe Killing
President Abelardo De La Espriella hailed a military raid that killed a top commander of the Segunda Marquetalia dissident group, tying the operation to justice for slain senator Miguel Uribe Turbay.
Ireland Routs Israel, Shows Solidarity With Gaza on Field
Ireland's national team delivered a lopsided win over Israel while wearing black armbands, skipping the pre-match handshake, and making a symbolic gesture during the anthem to show solidarity with Gaza.
Housing Protesters Camp Out in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol
Activists have set up a protest camp in Madrid's iconic Puerta del Sol square, vowing to stay until the government issues a decree addressing Spain's deepening housing crisis.