The trial of three men accused of killing two Australian brothers and their American friend has begun in Mexico’s Baja California state. The three defendants face murder and aggravated robbery charges over the deaths of the men, who disappeared while camping and surfing at a remote beach in Baja California in 2024. Jesús Gerardo García,… Continue reading Mexico Trial Begins Over Australian Surfers’ Deaths
Thirty years after her death, Gilda remains a powerful symbol of faith in Argentina. The beloved cumbia singer died in a bus crash at just 34. Yet her fans still pray to her and credit her with miracles. On Monday, devotees returned to the site of the crash in Entre Ríos. Some knelt quietly inside… Continue reading Gilda Folk Saint: Argentina Remembers Her 30 Years Later
Ilya Espino de Marotta has made history by becoming the first woman to lead the Panama Canal Authority. She formally takes charge of the waterway on Monday for the 2026–2033 term. Her appointment marks a major milestone for Panama. It also comes as the canal faces serious challenges involving water supplies, climate pressures, global trade… Continue reading Ilya Espino de Marotta Leads Panama Canal
The Venezuela earthquake missing search continues months after devastating twin earthquakes struck the country on June 24. Antonella Molina, her nephew Pedro Molina and a group of friends are still searching for 18-year-old Andrés Molina in La Guaira. Andrés disappeared after the powerful earthquakes destroyed buildings across the coastal region north of Caracas. His family… Continue reading Venezuela Earthquake Missing Search Continues for Andrés
Drug cartels across Mexico are increasingly turning to car bombs, explosive drones and improvised explosive devices. The trend has raised concerns about a new phase of cartel violence. It could also add pressure to Mexico’s already tense relationship with US President Donald Trump. Trump has repeatedly threatened stronger action against Mexican criminal groups. His administration… Continue reading Mexican Cartels Turn to Car Bombs and Explosives
Brazil’s Supreme Court is facing a growing institutional crisis as two of its prominent justices seek action against each other over the investigation into collapsed lender Banco Master. Justice Alexandre de Moraes, 57, and Justice André Mendonça, 53, have become central figures in the dispute. Their conflict comes as Brazil prepares for October elections and… Continue reading Brazil Supreme Court Crisis Deepens Over Bank Probe
Argentina’s President Javier Milei has stepped up his campaign over the Falklands dispute, announcing tougher measures against oil companies operating near the British-controlled islands. Milei’s latest move follows comments from U.S. President Donald Trump suggesting that Washington could review its long-standing position on the sovereignty dispute. Milei welcomed the remarks and presented them as a… Continue reading Falklands Dispute: Milei Targets Oil Firms After Trump Comments
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes is facing mounting pressure after newly released federal police documents raised questions about his alleged links with disgraced banker Daniel Vorcaro. Vorcaro, the former owner of Banco Master, reportedly sought advice from someone identified by investigators as de Moraes. The revelations have triggered criticism from politicians, legal experts… Continue reading Alexandre de Moraes Faces Pressure Over Banker Links
Brazil’s Senate passes rare earth minerals regulation, paving the way for boosted exploration Brazil’s Senate has approved a landmark bill creating new rules for the exploration and development of rare earth elements and other critical minerals, potentially opening the door to increased investment in one of the world’s most important emerging mining sectors. The measure… Continue reading Brazil Rare Earths Bill Clears Senate
More than 100 mourners gathered at a church in Kenscoff on Wednesday to bury victims of a devastating Haiti gang attack. The August 23 assault killed 47 people and led to the kidnapping of more than 50 others. The attack has left the mountain community deeply traumatised. Families gathered inside the same church where gang… Continue reading Haiti Gang Attack Leaves Families Mourning 47 Victims
