Flávio Bolsonaro leads Brazil’s first presidential runoff poll, but endorsements don't transfer ballots. As Lula searches for ...

Ecuador’s acquittal of 32 fishermen exposes the central scandal of U.S. boat strikes: military punishment arrived before ...

Tijuana’s sewage crisis exposes a border economy built around moving goods while leaving communities to absorb pollution. As ...

At Bogotá’s Doña Juana landfill, thousands of tons of waste arrive daily while neighboring families battle flies and odors. The city cannot keep calling this essential infrastructure without answering ...

At Trinidad and Tobago’s Forres Park landfill, discarded goods feed families and sustain an informal economy. But crowded ...

Piero’s death at 81 leaves Latin America mourning the voice behind “Mi viejo.” His exile and commitment to Colombia’s peace expose a harder truth: governments that persecute dissent cannot turn ...

Colombia’s promise of legal assistance for 17 veterans accused in Haiti’s presidential assassination exposes a difficult ...

Venezuela’s oil revival promises prosperity, but Lake Maracaibo’s fishermen face ruined nets, longer trips, and unreliable ...

Eight killings in Huité have prompted Guatemala to investigate its army’s role amid conflicting accounts from relatives and ...

Argentina’s new U.S. security funding and Stryker deal promise stronger defenses and regional influence. But becoming ...

Colombia’s August earthquake may keep producing aftershocks for years, scientists warn. But renewed shaking in Chocó and Tolima raises a different question: which tremors belong to the original ...

Flávio Bolsonaro led Brazil’s first presidential round by roughly two percentage points. The senator now faces Lula, carrying ...