Peru Investigates Sculptor Over Alleged Abuse Since 14
Peruvian prosecutors have opened a criminal investigation into sculptor Luis Sifuentes, known as 'Mamanka,' after a Colombian woman accused him of sexually abusing and exploiting her since she was 14 years old.
EU Offers Canada First-Ever Associate Membership Deal
The European Commission has proposed a groundbreaking new status for Canada, making it the first country ever invited to become an associate member of the European Union.
Mexico, US Push Trade Talks to Late September
Mexico and the United States have rescheduled their next round of trade negotiations to September 28-29, delaying what was expected to be a key discussion on bilateral commerce.
US Cities Celebrate Mexico’s Independence, ‘We Are Here’
Mexican communities across several US cities marked Mexico's Independence Day with the traditional 'Grito' ceremony, turning the celebration into a statement of pride and visibility.
Report: Colombia Lacks Capacity to Liquidate Failing Insurers
A new analysis warns that Colombia's health system doesn't have enough financially stable insurers to absorb millions of patients if the government moves to shut down troubled EPS providers, including the country's largest, Nueva EPS.
Saab’s Son, Gold Shipments Cloud Maduro Ally’s US Case
Colombian businessman Alex Saab's guilty plea in a US money-laundering case is drawing new scrutiny to his son and a gold-trafficking probe, threatening his inner circle's legal future.
Mexican Families Pack Streets for Independence Day Parade
Crowds of families turned out across Mexico City to watch the traditional military parade marking the country's Independence Day celebrations.
Fed Raises Rate for First Time Since 2023, Rattles Wall Street
The US Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate for the first time since 2023, sending jitters through Wall Street as investors recalibrate expectations for borrowing costs and economic growth.
Man Dies After Ferromex Train Chemical Spill in Sonora
A man has died after being exposed to a chemical spill linked to a Ferromex freight train in Naco, a border town in the northern Mexican state of Sonora.
NBC Reporter’s Final Words Caught Live Before LA Crash
A live broadcast captured the panicked final words of NBC/Telemundo reporter Eliana Moreno moments before her helicopter crashed in Los Angeles, killing her, the pilot, and a bystander.