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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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A major family dispute has erupted over the legacy of Selena Quintanilla. Selena’s brother A.B. Quintanilla has confirmed that he is pursuing legal action involving his sister Suzette Quintanilla-Arriaga, saying the conflict stems from years of unresolved family...
One of Toronto’s best-known Mexican chefs is back with a new project. Mexican-born chef Elia Herrera has officially opened Tecolote Market inside Toronto’s historic St. Lawrence Market, bringing authentic Mexican comfort food, family recipes and traditional flavours...
Movie tickets for five bucks? In 2026? We'll take it. Cineplex is bringing back its $5 Weekend promotion on Saturday, September 5 and Sunday, September 6, offering $5 general admission movie tickets at participating theatres across Canada. And because a cheap movie...
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One of the world's biggest oil companies is making a massive bet on Venezuela. Chevron announced Wednesday that it plans to invest more than $7 billion in its Venezuelan operations over the next...
Cuba’s tourism industry is facing a dramatic collapse, with international visitor numbers falling more than 60% this year. New government figures show approximately 419,000 international visitors...
Guatemala is facing a second consecutive day of major road blockades as transport workers protest rising fuel prices. Demonstrations that began Monday continued Tuesday, September 1, with protesters...
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