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Aler Baldomero Samayoa, accused of leading the drug trafficking group Los Huistas, was arrested in Mexico for allegedly smuggling US-bound cocaine from South America to Mexican cartels. His capture resulted from joint efforts by Guatemala, the US, and Mexico. He is currently in a Guatemala City jail awaiting extradition to the US. The US embassy hailed his arrest as a major step in the fight against drug trafficking. Samayoa, 58, stated he would accept the charges to expedite the process.
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Central America is facing a growing climate emergency as an intensifying El Niño brings severe drought, record heat, crop losses and increasing pressure on water supplies across the region. Panama has declared a national state of emergency, El Salvador has issued its...
Karol G has done something very few artists ever manage to pull off: she knocked herself out of the No. 1 spot on Billboard. The Colombian superstar’s “BbY WOW,” featuring Spanish artists Judeline and rusowsky, has jumped from No. 5 to No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Latin...
Lionel Messi is getting a new head coach in Miami. Inter Miami has officially reached an agreement with former Argentine international Cristian “Kily” González to become the club’s new head coach as the defending MLS Cup champions attempt to turn around a difficult...
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Central America is facing a growing climate emergency as an intensifying El Niño brings severe drought, record heat, crop losses and increasing pressure on water supplies across the region. Panama...
Colombian authorities have captured an alleged senior leader of the powerful Venezuelan criminal organization Tren de Aragua in Bogotá, dealing another major blow to one of Latin America's...
U.S. authorities have charged 81 alleged members of Los Baja Deo, a violent drug-trafficking organization accused of operating across western Puerto Rico and generating nearly $50 million in illegal...
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