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When 15-year-old Cliver Huamán — known online as Pol Deportes — was denied media accreditation for the Copa Libertadores final because of his age, he didn’t let that stop him. Instead, he climbed a...
In a stunning twist to one of the biggest narco-politics cases in recent U.S.–Latin America relations, former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández has been released from a West Virginia federal...
Mexico has announced a major boost to worker protections heading into 2026, unveiling a 13% increase to the national minimum wage and a legislative push to shorten the country’s famously long work...
Peru is bracing for a potential humanitarian crisis after President José Jeri announced he will declare a state of emergency along the country’s southern border with Chile. The move comes amid a...
The situation around Venezuela took a dramatic turn this weekend after President Trump announced on social media that the airspace “above and surrounding Venezuela” should be considered “closed in...
Costa Rica is famous for eco-tourism — but if you’ve ever paid $300 for a sloth tour only to stare at a sleeping fuzzball 100 feet up in a tree, you know the jungle doesn’t always cooperate. Quetzal...
If you’ve ever wondered how Canada stacks up globally when it comes to sick pay, the answer is: pretty well. According to a new Global Sick Leave Report by U.K.-based Moorepay, Canada ranks first in...
Almost 3,000 cattle from Uruguay have finally been unloaded in Libya’s port of Benghazi after being stranded at sea for nearly two months — a situation that sparked international outrage from animal...
