Rubio May Visit Colombia Next Week, Sources Say
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is reportedly planning a stop in Colombia next week as part of a broader Latin American tour, though officials have yet to confirm the trip.
FATF Warns Criminal Networks Mimic Legit Banks Worldwide
The Financial Action Task Force says informal, unregulated money-transfer networks are increasingly being exploited by criminal groups worldwide, and these underground operations now function with the sophistication of legitimate businesses.
Lawyer Halts Colombian Airstrikes Over Child Soldier Fears
A Colombian attorney won a court order temporarily suspending government airstrikes on guerrilla targets in areas where children may be present, arguing recruitment of minors has surged.
Trump Tariffs on Chinese Drones Take Effect, China Protests
New US tariffs targeting Chinese-made drones have officially taken effect, prompting a swift protest from Beijing, which calls the measure unfair and disruptive to trade.
Sheinbaum: Ebrard Seeks US Deal on Metal, Auto Tariffs
President Claudia Sheinbaum said Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard has been making frequent trips to Washington to negotiate lower US tariffs on Mexican aluminum, steel and vehicles.
Chilean Students Face Crackdown at Anti-Kast Security March
Chilean students were met with a police crackdown while protesting a proposed security reform pushed by right-wing figure José Antonio Kast.
Ex-Christian Podcaster Arrested Over Trump Death Threats
Benjamin Azariah Southworth, 40, was arrested in Los Angeles on charges of threatening President Trump's life and harassing his personal lawyer's family online.
Volkswagen Approves Restructuring, Up to 50,000 Jobs at Risk
Volkswagen has approved a sweeping restructuring plan that could eliminate as many as 50,000 jobs, according to a report from the Mexican newspaper La Jornada.
Update on Boy Who Asked Colombian President for Heart Help
Doctors treating Lucas Murillo, the Colombian boy whose public plea for a heart transplant went viral, say he's fighting an infection before further tests can determine his treatment plan.
Mexican Musician, Pregnant Wife, Daughter Found Slain
Jonathan Meléndez, keyboardist for the band Camilo Séptimo, was found murdered alongside his pregnant wife, their young daughter and a family employee in a residential complex outside Mexico City.