Madrid Emerges as New Miami for Mexican Elites
Wealthy Mexicans, including business figures and politicians, are increasingly choosing Madrid as their preferred destination abroad, according to a report from Mexican newspaper La Jornada.
Mexico Army Treated Nearly 160,000 Troops for Suicide Risk
Mexico's Defense Ministry reports that almost 160,000 members of the armed forces received psychological care over the past year after showing suicidal tendencies.
Colombian Kfir Jets Patrol Ocaña, Cúcuta After Attack
Colombian Air Force Kfir fighter jets flew low over Ocaña and Cúcuta before dawn on September 6, a show of force following a deadly drone attack on a military base in the Catatumbo region.
AI Summaries Pose New Threat to News Media Outlets
News organizations are grappling with a growing challenge as AI-generated summaries increasingly answer readers' questions directly, cutting into the web traffic that outlets depend on for advertising revenue.
Learning in the Water with an Olympic Champion
In this opinion column, a veteran voice in Mexican sports reflects on what it means to learn swimming and diving directly from an Olympic champion, highlighting the value of hands-on, in-pool mentorship.
UN Pushes New World Map to Fix Africa’s Size on Charts
The United Nations has adopted a resolution urging the world to move away from the centuries-old Mercator map, which drastically shrinks Africa's true size, in favor of a more accurate projection.
Opinion: A MAGA Strategy to Sway Latin America?
Columnist Sabina Berman raises concerns about what she describes as a coordinated effort tied to the MAGA movement to expand political influence across Latin America.
Cartels Dig Deeper: Drug Tunnels Breach US-Mexico Border
Mexican drug cartels are once again turning to underground tunnels to move narcotics across the US border, according to a new report from El Universal.
Suspects Held Without Bail in Mexican Musician’s Family Killing
A judge has ordered pretrial detention for several suspects linked to the murder of a musician and members of his family in Atizapán, in Mexico's State of Mexico.
Bogotá Woman, 70, Drugged, Robbed in Lottery Scam
A 70-year-old woman in Bogotá's Engativá neighborhood was allegedly drugged and robbed of a large sum of money after two women lured her in with a fake winning lottery ticket.