Gastroenteritis Outbreak Hits 135 Doctors in Mexico City
An outbreak of acute infectious gastroenteritis has struck 135 physicians at Mexico City's Hospital General de México, according to a report from La Jornada.
Mexico Protests US Deportations of Its Citizens to Central…
Mexico's government has again objected to the United States sending Mexican nationals to Central American countries instead of returning them directly to Mexico.
Mexico: Nearly 11,000 Bodies Sit Unclaimed in Morgues
A new report from Mexico's national statistics agency (Inegi) reveals that almost 11,000 corpses remain stored in forensic centers nationwide, underscoring a deepening backlog in the country's morgue system.
Colombians Shine on Brutal Vuelta a España Stage 12
Slovenia's Jakob Omrzel won a thrilling summit finish at the Vuelta a España, while Colombians Santiago Buitrago and Harold Tejada delivered standout performances that kept them atop the mountains and overall Colombian rankings.
Woman Arrested for Selling Homes of Colombia Quake Victims
A woman was arrested in Colombia after allegedly forging ID cards and using silicone fingerprints to sell off properties belonging to victims of the deadly August 10 earthquake in Risaralda.
Experts Warn US Is Nearing a Fiscal Crisis
Economists cited by a Mexican newspaper warn that mounting government debt and persistent budget deficits are pushing the United States toward a serious fiscal crisis.
Machado Speaks Out on US-Venezuela Oil Deal
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado broke her silence on the oil agreement between Washington and Nicolás Maduro's government, insisting the country's resources belong to its people, not an illegitimate regime.
Colombian Diocese Responds to Priest Abuse Cover-Up Claims
A court in Antioquia, Colombia convicted a priest of sexually abusing a minor in 2008, and the Diocese of Caldas has now responded to accusations that Church officials covered up the crime for years.
Venezuela Strikes Oil Deals With US, Italian Firms
Venezuela has signed new oil extraction agreements with American and Italian companies, with Chevron reportedly set to invest $7 billion to double its crude output in the country.
Petro Warns of Rising ‘Hyperfascism’ Fueled by Tech, Policing
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has sounded the alarm over what he calls a new wave of 'hyperfascism,' one he says is powered by digital submission and heightened police surveillance rather than the marches and uniforms of the 20th century.