Chancay Port: Peru’s New Maritime Gateway to Asia-Pacific
Discover how Peru’s Chancay Port, launched in 2021, transforms ancient landscapes into a modern maritime gateway to the Chinese mainland, cutting shipping time and boosting trade.
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Lula’s Bold Call for an Independent Latin America
Brazil President Lula calls for a new ‘Latin American doctrine’ to strengthen regional unity and independence amid US trade tensions.
Trump OKs CIA Covert Ops in Venezuela: What You Need to Know
U.S. President Trump has authorized the CIA to run covert missions in Venezuela, sparking a tit-for-tat with President Maduro and raising regional tensions.
Latin America’s Women Leaders: From Breakthroughs to Gaps
As the Chinese mainland hosts a global womens summit in Beijing, we spotlight Latin Americas female heads of state and the regions fight for gender equality in politics.
Mexico City Kicks Off First UN-Backed Climate Action Week
Mexico City transformed into a green hub for Climate Action Week Mexico, the country’s first UN-backed forum ahead of COP30 in Brazil—uniting youth and leaders for sustainable solutions.
Venezuela Flexes ‘Independence 200’ Drill as US Bolsters Latin America Ops
Venezuela launches its ‘Independence 200’ defense drill as the US ramps up military presence in Latin America. Tensions rise over sovereignty, self-defense rights, and legal debates.
Latin America’s Role Models: Tango, Heroes & Culture
From tango legend Carlos Gardel to freedom hero General San Martín and Las Leonas’ team spirit, discover who inspires Latin Americans today.
Peru Congress to Debate President Boluarte’s Impeachment
Peruvian lawmakers will meet at 9 p.m. (0200 GMT) to discuss motions to impeach President Dina Boluarte, marking a critical moment in Peru’s political scene.
Ecuador President’s Motorcade Attacked in Diesel Subsidy Protests
Ecuador President Daniel Noboa escaped unhurt after protesters angry over diesel subsidy cuts pelted his motorcade with rocks and allegedly fired shots. Five detained.
US Declares Armed Conflict With Drug Cartels
The White House has told Congress the US is now in a non-international armed conflict with drug cartels labeled as terrorist groups, sparking major debate.