The 43 Missing Students Case has entered a new chapter after Mexican authorities arrested former Guerrero Governor Ãngel Aguirre. Prosecutors accuse him of hiding evidence linked to the disappearance of 43 Ayotzinapa teacher-training students in 2014. The arrest marks one of the biggest developments in a case that still haunts Mexico. Federal prosecutors confirmed Aguirre’s… Continue reading Ex-Guerrero Governor Arrested in 43 Missing Students Case
Right-wing lawyer Abelardo De La Espriella is set to take office as Colombia’s new president on Friday. He has promised tougher action on security, drug trafficking and the economy. De La Espriella, 48, won June’s presidential runoff after campaigning on a hard-line security platform. He also promised to reduce the size of the state by… Continue reading De La Espriella Takes Office as Colombia President
Mexico inflation likely eased to its lowest level in more than six years during July as lower food prices helped offset seasonal increases in tourism-related costs. Economists expect the slowdown to bring inflation closer to the central bank’s official target while strengthening expectations that policymakers will keep interest rates unchanged. The latest inflation figures come… Continue reading Mexico Inflation Nears Six-Year Low
Mexican avocado exports to the United States have once again been disrupted after the US suspended agricultural inspections in the state of Michoacan because of security concerns. The move has prompted Mexico to deploy additional security forces in an effort to restore exports and protect one of the country’s most valuable agricultural industries. Mexico Sends… Continue reading Mexican Avocado Exports to US Suspended Again
The Guatemala volcano eruption continues to threaten thousands of residents even as volcanic activity begins to slow. Authorities warned that Fuego Volcano remains highly dangerous because collapsing volcanic material could still trigger deadly pyroclastic flows and mudslides across nearby communities. Emergency officials continue monitoring the situation closely while urging residents living near the volcano to… Continue reading Guatemala Volcano Eruption Still Poses Danger
A popular Mexican TikTok creator was killed while livestreaming outside a fast-food restaurant in the northern city of Culiacan, adding to growing concerns over violence targeting public figures and social media personalities in Mexico. Crasar Gastelum shot dead during the live broadcast on Tuesday evening after two men arrived on a motorcycle. Witnesses said one… Continue reading Crsar Gastelum Shot Dead During Livestream
Bolsonaro Names Alfredo Gaspar as Running Mate Ahead of Brazil Election Brazilian presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro has officially introduced conservative Congressman Alfredo Gaspar as his running mate ahead of the country’s October presidential election. The unexpected announcement comes after weeks of negotiations and highlights the campaign’s efforts to strengthen support against President Luiz Ina¡cio Lula… Continue reading Bolsonaro Running Mate Announced Before Election
Former Peruvian President Ollanta Humala has secured a major legal victory after Peru’s Constitutional Court overturned his 15-year corruption sentence, ruling that the criminal proceedings against him were invalid. The decision clears the way for Humala’s release from prison and marks a significant development in one of Peru’s most closely watched political corruption cases. Ollanta… Continue reading Ollanta Humala Corruption Sentence Overturned
Brazil Presidential Election 2026: Conservative Party Neutrality Deals Blow to Flavio Bolsonaro Brazil’s political landscape shifted significantly after the Progressives Party (PP), one of the country’s largest conservative political groups, announced it will remain neutral in the Brazil presidential election 2026. The decision represents a major setback for Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, who had hoped to… Continue reading Brazil Presidential Election 2026: Party Stays Neutral
Keiko Fujimori officially took office as Peru’s president on Tuesday after securing a narrow victory in the June presidential runoff. Her win, decided by fewer than 50,000 votes, marks another political turning point for Peru and highlights the growing influence of conservative leadership across South America. The 51-year-old leader now becomes Peru’s ninth president in… Continue reading Keiko Fujimori President: Sworn In as Peru’s New Leader
