Prosecutors Charge Brothers of FARC Rebel Leader ‘Mordisco’
Colombian prosecutors have formally charged three brothers of dissident FARC commander Iván Mordisco with kidnapping, murder and torture linked to a January 2026 attack in Cundinamarca.
Woman Knocked Unconscious After Water Slide Fall in Colombia
A young woman was caught on video going limp in a pool after belly-flopping from a water slide at a recreational park in Cocorná, Antioquia. Bystanders quickly pulled her from the water and she regained consciousness soon after.
UAEM Students Demand Justice for Slain Spanish Student
Students at the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos (UAEM) are demanding justice after Spanish exchange student Claudia Tacoronte Aguilar was killed in what authorities describe as an attempted robbery.
Spanish Exchange Student Killed in Mexico, Feminicide Probed
Claudia Tacoronte Aguilera, a 21-year-old exchange student from Spain's Gran Canaria, was fatally stabbed in Cuautla, Mexico; authorities are investigating the killing as a possible femicide.
Mixtec Engineer Urges Congress to Use AI for Native Languages
A Mixtec engineer told Mexican lawmakers that indigenous languages risk vanishing from the digital world and called for artificial intelligence tools to help preserve them.
Colombia Sets Chile Friendly in Cali for Quake Relief
Colombia's soccer federation confirmed a friendly against Chile in Cali next November, with ticket proceeds going to victims of the August earthquake.
Sheinbaum: AI in Elections Needs National Debate
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says the use of artificial intelligence in political campaigns and elections should be discussed as a matter of national policy, not left unregulated.
The Coming Tech Regulatory Storm
A telecommunications columnist warns that sweeping new rules are on the horizon for the tech and telecom industries, urging companies and regulators alike to prepare.
Can Police Enter Colombian Public Universities? What Law Says
President Abelardo De la Espriella says police can enter public university campuses to stop violent unrest, but Colombia's Constitutional Court has already set clear limits on that power.
Two Earthquakes Shake Chocó, Colombia Minutes Apart
Colombia's geological agency reported two earthquakes—magnitude 4.9 and 4.1—that struck near Istmina, Chocó, just two minutes apart on Monday, with tremors felt as far as Pereira.