Isaías Kills Four as Hurricane Simón Nears Mexico
Postropical storm Isaías has killed four people and knocked out power to nearly a million homes in the southeastern US, while Category 4 Hurricane Simón barrels toward Mexico's Pacific coast.
Mexico City Soccer Team Gives Migrant Kids Hope
A Mexico City soccer program called Migrants FC is helping young migrants and children from troubled backgrounds find stability and hope through sports.
Soccer Club Helps Migrant Kids in Mexico City Rebuild Lives
A Mexico City soccer program called Migrantes FC is helping migrant children escape violence and find hope, with some players now pursuing new dreams in the US.
New Maduro Indictment Alleges Ties to Ex-Guerrilla Leaders
A new US federal indictment accuses former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores of brokering an explosives-for-debt deal with FARC commanders after Hugo Chávez's death.
Colombian Actress Ana María Arango Dies at 76
Colombian actress Ana María Arango, known for telenovelas like 'Francisco el Matemático' and 'La Pola,' has died at 76, her talent agency confirmed.
US Indictment Details Maduro’s Torture Orders on 9 Victims
A newly unsealed 30-page US federal indictment accuses former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores of ordering torture and repression against at least nine victims between 1999 and 2025, in addition to narcoterrorism charges.
New US Indictment Links Maduro to Colombia’s ELN Rebels
A newly unsealed US indictment against former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores details alleged ties to Colombia's ELN guerrilla group, including clandestine airstrips, arms-for-cocaine deals, and state oil contracts.
Maduro Allegedly Traded Explosives to FARC to Settle Drug Debt
A new US federal indictment claims Nicolás Maduro met with top FARC commanders in 2013 and agreed to supply military explosives to pay off a drug-trafficking debt, boosting the guerrilla group's attack capacity.
Colombian ‘Toto’ Faces US Extradition for DEA Agent’s Murder
Colombian authorities have notified convicted drug trafficker Jorge Enrique Figueroa Monroy, known as 'Toto,' that the United States is seeking his extradition for the decades-old murder of a DEA agent in Bogotá and his alleged ties to an international cocaine…
Maduro’s Wife Seeks Bail Amid Health, Torture Claims
Cilia Flores, wife of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, asked a New York judge to free her on bail or move her to house arrest, citing serious heart problems, as prosecutors argued that torture linked to her has caused lasting harm…