Mexico Editorial Slams US Visa Crackdown as Xenophobic
A Mexican newspaper editorial criticizes a new US State Department effort to revoke visas from foreigners who allegedly abuse tourist status to seek asylum, calling the policy self-defeating and rooted in xenophobia.
UNAM Admits Possible Cheating in 2025 Online Exam
Mexico's National Autonomous University (UNAM) has acknowledged that irregularities may have occurred during an online admissions exam for its distance-learning program, raising questions about the exam's integrity.
Will the US Treasury’s Debt Strategy Actually Work?
An economist questions whether the US Treasury's approach to managing the nation's growing debt can hold up under current market pressures.
Bogotá Probes Possible Rifle Hole in Prosecutor’s Office
Colombian investigators are examining a hole, believed to have been made by a rifle round, found in a window on the 26th floor of the Attorney General's Office building in Bogotá.
Colombia Girl, 6, Found Dead; Body May Have Been Moved
Six-year-old Michelle Dayana Henao was found dead near Buriticá, Antioquia, days after vanishing, and officials say her body was likely carried to the remote spot rather than reaching it on foot.
Car Bombing Hits Police Station in Colombia, Killing One
A car bomb attack on a police station in Los Patios, near Cúcuta, Colombia, left one civilian dead and 11 people injured, prompting the president to call an emergency security meeting.
Colombia Revives Arrest Warrant for Dissident Leader Calarcá
Colombia's chief prosecutor reactivated arrest warrants against FARC dissident commander alias Calarcá and other rebel leaders, marking the definitive collapse of the 'total peace' negotiations.
Bogotá Taxi Driver Linked to US Jewel Heists Extradited
Colombian authorities extradited a man tied to a U.S. jewelry theft ring and a Bogotá kidnapping-robbery gang, raising questions about how he moved freely despite a prior arrest.
Carney Strengthens Majority Amid US Trade War
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has bolstered his parliamentary majority just as Ottawa navigates an escalating trade dispute with Washington.
Ayotzinapa Parents Reject Report of 20 Bags of Remains
Relatives of Mexico's 43 missing students dismissed media reports claiming 20 bags with human remains had been found, calling the information baseless.