Rubio Visits Colombia as Quake Recovery Meets Tariff Talks
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio travels to Colombia amid a massive earthquake reconstruction effort, fueling speculation that Washington could ease tariffs on the country.
Report Exposes ‘Los Pachenca’ Gang’s Extortion Empire
A new report reveals how the Colombian paramilitary group 'Los Pachenca,' led by a couple known as 'Bendito Menor' and 'La Bebecita,' has grown fivefold in six years while extorting millions of dollars from tourism businesses and drug traffickers in…
Sheinbaum: DEA Corruption Cases Show US Must Do More
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said reported corruption cases within the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) prove that Washington needs to take a harder look at its own role in the fight against drug trafficking.
Mexico: 111 Officials Arrested for Cartel Ties, Official Says
Mexico's security chief reported that 111 public officials have been detained during the current administration for alleged ties to organized crime.
Colombian Businessman Tied to Rebel Cocaine Ring Held
Colombian soldiers raided a luxury mansion in Cali to arrest an alleged drug trafficker accused of moving cocaine to the U.S. for FARC dissidents, while his brother was captured in a separate operation.
US Bans Canadian Alcohol, Motorbikes in Trade War Escalation
The White House has banned a range of Canadian products, from spirits to motorbikes, after Ottawa's retaliatory tariffs took effect, deepening a months-long trade dispute between the two neighbors.
Oil Tops $100 a Barrel as US-Iran Conflict Escalates
Brent crude surged past $100 a barrel for the first time since July after the US struck five Iranian oil tankers and Iran retaliated with missile strikes on a US base in Jordan.
Last Chats Before Gang Killed Colombian Professor in Bogotá
Colombian prosecutors say a woman lured professor Kevin Santiago Ángel to his death through a fake online exchange, part of a broader plot by the Venezuelan criminal group Tren de Aragua.
Cuba’s Enigmatic Future: A Nation at a Crossroads
A new opinion piece explores the uncertain path ahead for Cuba, weighing political, economic, and social crossroads facing the island nation.
Colombia Forensics Agency Denounces Gang Leader Death Photos
Colombia's national forensic institute condemned the online spread of graphic images allegedly showing the body of gang leader Naín Andrés Pérez Toncel, denying the photos came from its facilities.