El Salvador Faces HIV Prevention Funding Crisis, Op-Ed Warns
An opinion piece in El Diario de Hoy warns that as international funding dries up, El Salvador's HIV prevention efforts risk grinding to a halt unless the government builds a lasting national strategy.
Mexico’s Ongoing Education Crisis Under Scrutiny
An opinion piece for El Universal revisits the persistent challenges facing Mexico's education system, arguing that structural problems continue to hold back students and the country's future.
Cruz Azul Grinds Out Win Over América in Liga MX Derby
Cruz Azul edged crosstown rival América in a hard-fought Liga MX matchup known as the 'clásico joven,' according to La Jornada.
Selling Arms Is Taking Sides: Nicaragua vs. Germany at The Hague
An opinion piece examines Nicaragua's case against Germany before the International Court of Justice, arguing that supplying weapons to a party in an ongoing conflict is never a neutral act.
Mexican Players Make NFL History, Column Says
A new column on El Universal's opinion page, 'Aguas con Nelson,' spotlights a milestone moment for Mexican athletes in the NFL, though the piece offers only a brief teaser of the story.
Where to Try Chiles en Nogada This September in Mexico
Mexico City restaurants are rolling out special takes on chiles en nogada, the walnut-sauce dish tied to Independence Day celebrations, with limited-time menus and prices.
When Culverts Fail, Communities Can Be Cut Off From Help
Researchers modeled what happens when the humble pipes and tunnels that funnel stormwater under roads collapse, finding that entire neighborhoods can become unreachable in emergencies.
Court Ruling May Push Gangs to Recruit More Children
A Colombian columnist warns that new judicial rulings barring airstrikes on camps where minors are present could backfire, turning child recruitment into a shield for criminal groups.
Six Dead, Dozens Missing After Indonesian Ferry Sinks
A passenger ferry carrying 243 people vanished in the Java Sea during a storm; six bodies have been recovered and 97 survivors pulled from the water, with the search for the rest still underway.
Colombian Women Return to Mampuján to Honor Massacre Victims
Hundreds of women walked from María la Baja to Mampuján, Bolívar, in a symbolic return marking 26 years since a massacre and mass displacement scarred the region, demanding an end to violence.