Ex-Soldier Arrested Driving Bodies of Wife, Daughter
A former Colombian soldier was captured near Chipaque, Cundinamarca, while transporting the bodies of his wife and daughter in a car, authorities said.
IMF: World Growth on Track for 3% in 2026, Risks Loom
The International Monetary Fund says the global economy remains on pace to grow around 3% in 2026, even as it warns that significant risks could threaten that outlook.
Mexico’s Education Ministry Ignores Abuse to Chase PISA Scores
A Mexican columnist argues that the country's education authorities are so fixated on international test rankings that they're neglecting a far more urgent crisis: sexual abuse of children within the school system.
Baby Abandoned Outside Bogotá Home Found by Neighbor
A one-year-old boy was found asleep outside a house in Bogotá's Kennedy district after a resident heard knocking at his door; the child is now in the care of Colombia's child welfare agency.
Doctor Leads Medical Aid Airlift to Colombia’s Chocó Region
Physician Camilo Prieto has coordinated seven cargo flights carrying more than 60 tons of medical supplies to earthquake-hit Chocó, mobilizing a growing network of donors and volunteers.
Gaza War Documentary ‘NAZA’ Stuns Venice Film Festival
A new documentary titled 'NAZA' is generating intense reactions at the Venice Film Festival for its unflinching look at Israel's military campaign in Gaza and the unsettling ordinariness of soldiers' behavior. The film is now considered a contender for the…
Hope Written on Cracked Walls Before Quibdó Homes Fall
A month after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Colombia's Chocó region, residents of Quibdó's Las Terrazas neighborhood have covered the cracked walls of their soon-to-be-demolished homes with handwritten messages of hope and resilience.
First Bobcat Born at Chapultepec Wildlife Conservation Center
For the first time, a bobcat has been born at Mexico City's Chapultepec Wildlife Conservation Center, marking a milestone for the facility's breeding and conservation efforts.
El Niño Could Be Strongest on Record, Experts Warn
Colombia's weather agency says there's a 75% chance the current El Niño will become the most powerful since 1950, with the World Meteorological Organization projecting it could last well into 2027.
Bogotá Baby Abandoned Overnight, Now in Child Services Care
A one-year-old was left outside a home in Bogotá's Kennedy district early Thursday; police recovered the child and handed him over to Colombia's child welfare agency.