All Americas
Amid heated rhetoric between Washington and Havana, shoot-out raises new questionsCuba is under growing U.S. pressure to enact political change. How does a boat carrying Cuban exiles who were allegedly trying to infiltrate the island fit into this moment?
As the world fights over Greenland, its people double down on their own valuesAs the world clamors for Greenland鈥檚 rare earth minerals and energy potential, will its people be able to choose their own path?
Mexico takes out most-wanted cartel leader: Why that means nationwide upheavalTaking down a drug cartel leader is a win for a country. But the swift violence that often follows is a public reminder that peace might not be imminent.
Why promises of 鈥榠ron fist鈥� security are winning support in Latin American electionsSecurity and violence are top concerns for Latin American voters heading to the polls this year, seeking iron-fist policies.
As U.S. stymies oil imports to Cuba, Mexico plays a balancing actThe economic squeeze in Cuba puts Mexico in a difficult position as it navigates a 124-year relationship with the Caribbean country and a U.S. crackdown on international oil shipments to the island.
Brazil鈥檚 Lula is on the left. So, how has he avoided Trump鈥檚 scorn?President Trump is creating a new regional order in Latin America, broadly drawn along ideological lines.
Bad Bunny takes the stage at the Super Bowl. He faces a polarized America.Bad Bunny, the first Spanish-language Super Bowl halftime headliner, is performing for a polarized America at the same time as a competing show.
Venezuela hopes oil revival will ease economic woes. People want political change, too.President Donald Trump and Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodr铆guez are banking on oil for the success of their political futures. But that may not be enough for Venezuelans who want more than just economic relief.
By building a bridge to Detroit, Canada eyes a future less dependent on USThe Gordie Howe International Bridge will link an American auto city to a Canadian one, even as the United States and Canada are at loggerheads over trade.
Does the US need to own Greenland to be secure? History suggests not.The United States has long worked with Denmark on Greenland鈥檚 security 鈥� so much so that it鈥檚 dubious that direct control would be better for U.S. defense.
Cuba has wielded global soft power for decades. Why that matters now.When the United States struck Venezuela on Jan. 3, almost a third of the victims were Cuban nationals. Their presence in the country shows Cuba鈥檚 soft power.
Central American politicians offer fewer freedoms to win more votesCentral American authoritarian governments have earned public support with their crackdowns on crime. Democracy has suffered as a result.
First LookNicaragua vows to free detainees amid US pressureNicaragua鈥檚 government聽has been carrying out an ongoing crackdown since mass social protests in 2018 that were violently repressed.
Venezuelans wanted change, but post-US strike they worry it鈥檚 鈥榤ore of the same鈥�Euphoria often follows the fall of an unpopular leader. But in Venezuela, residents are unsure what the political rupture means.
Trump says US will now 鈥榬un鈥� Venezuela, serving a warning to other world leadersThe Trump administration鈥檚 ouster of Venezuela鈥檚 Nicol谩s Maduro deposes an unpopular world leader. It also raises important legal and geopolitical questions for the Western Hemisphere.
Why Latin America鈥檚 authoritarian leaders lean into ChristmasChristmas came early this year in Venezuela, at leader Nicol谩s Maduro鈥檚 behest. It鈥檚 the same tactic Hugo Ch谩vez used as far back as 2003.
As US seizes oil tanker, Venezuelans focus on daily survivalThe United States seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, upping pressure on Nicol谩s Maduro鈥檚 ouster. But Venezuelans are more focused on their day to day.
Why Trump pardons a Honduran drug trafficker, but threatens war elsewherePresident Donald Trump has vowed to attack drug trafficking across Latin America. But in pardoning a convicted trafficker from Honduras, he has swayed politics and unsettled policy.
Bolsonaro's conviction is 'justice' for some Brazilians who lost family in pandemic
How 1973 US-backed coup in Chile sways views on Venezuela todayU.S. comments about taking out Venezuelan leader Nicol谩s Maduro are kicking up complicated memories of a decades-old, U.S.-backed coup in Chile.
