Mexico Issues Arrest Warrant in Spanish Student’s Murder
Authorities in Morelos have issued an arrest warrant for the man suspected of killing Spanish exchange student Claudia Tacoronte, the fourth university student murdered in the state this year.
Mexico’s Towns With the Wildest, Weirdest Names
From a profanity-laced village to one that translates as 'God help me,' Mexico is dotted with small towns whose names are as surprising as they are memorable.
Morelos Femicide of Spanish Woman Sparks Outcry Over Failures
The killing of a Spanish woman in the Mexican state of Morelos has reignited criticism that local authorities repeatedly fail to prevent and properly investigate gender-based violence.
Brigitte Baptiste Exits EAN University Leadership Role
Colombian biologist Brigitte Baptiste is stepping down as president of Universidad EAN after seven years, effective October 30, 2026, prompting questions about her next career move.
Mexico’s 2026 Earthquake Drill: What to Know About Phone Alerts
Mexico is preparing for its annual National Drill, a nationwide earthquake preparedness exercise that will test emergency alerts sent directly to cell phones.
Colombia Advances to U-20 Women’s World Cup Quarterfinals
Colombia's women's U-20 national team edged Poland 1-0 in a tense, low-scoring match to reach the quarterfinals of the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup, where they'll face Nigeria next.
Brazil, US Restart Tariff Talks After Lula-Trump Call
Presidents Lula da Silva and Donald Trump spoke by phone, reopening negotiations over the steep US tariffs imposed on Brazilian exports.
Mexico Dismantles $195M Drug Lab in Michoacán
Mexican security forces destroyed a large clandestine drug laboratory in Michoacán, estimated to be worth 3.324 billion pesos (roughly $195 million USD), dealing a blow to organized crime in the region.
Mexico’s Top Court Backs Chihuahua’s Spanish-Only Rule
Mexico's Supreme Court upheld a Chihuahua state law requiring schools to teach 'correct' Spanish, effectively barring gender-inclusive language such as 'todes' or the use of 'x' and '@' as gender-neutral endings.
Venezuela Oil Deal Reveals US War Pretext, Editorial Argues
A Mexican newspaper editorial says the newly announced US-Venezuela oil agreement exposes as false the justifications Washington used to threaten military action against Caracas.