El Salvador Beach Soccer Team Takes Silver in Brazil
El Salvador's men's beach soccer team finished as runner-up at the fifth Copa de Naciones, falling 2-0 to host and reigning world champion Brazil in the final.
5 Budget-Friendly Dessert Spots Worth Trying in Mexico City
A roundup from El Universal highlights five affordable spots where sweet-toothed diners in Mexico City can indulge in quality desserts without blowing their budget.
The Mystery of Where Viruses Go When Outbreaks End
Some dangerous viruses seem to disappear after an outbreak fades, only to resurface years later. Scientists say the key to preventing future epidemics may lie in identifying the animals where these pathogens quietly persist.
New Hope for Diagnosing CTE in Living Patients
Researchers are developing brain scans and blood tests that could finally let doctors detect chronic traumatic encephalopathy while patients are still alive.
Jalisco Braces for Hurricane Polo, Governor Urges Caution
Authorities in the Mexican state of Jalisco are ramping up emergency preparations as Hurricane Polo approaches, with Governor Pablo Lemus urging residents and officials to strengthen preventive measures.
Aeroméxico Denies Bank Data Was Leaked Despite Breach
Aeroméxico confirmed a leak of customer personal information but insists that the database offered for sale on Telegram does not include banking or credit card details.
Gael García Bernal Returns to Directing With New Film
Actor Gael García Bernal is back behind the camera with Hombre al agua, a film he wrote, produced, directed and stars in, exploring how the powerful manipulate discourse and reality in Latin America.
Lithuania Ready to Fight Russia, Preps Evacuations
Lithuania's prime minister says the country will resist any Russian attack while quietly preparing evacuation plans amid rising drone incursions and airspace violations.
‘México Canta’ Singing Contest Wraps Second Season
The second edition of the singing competition 'México Canta' has come to a close, crowning three winners who will perform in Mexico City's main square during the country's independence celebrations.
Britain’s Tangled Role in Spanish America’s Independence
A look back at how Britain quietly shaped the independence of Spain's American colonies, driven less by idealism than by cold calculations of global power.