over 10,000 Colombians recruited as mercenaries in the past decade — MercoPress

UN warns: over 10,000 Colombians recruited as mercenaries in the past decade Saturday, March 28th 2026 – 10:27 UTC Soldiers of the Colombian National Army at attention. Photo: AFP A UN expert group on mercenaries warned on Friday of a significant increase in the recruitment of Colombian mercenaries, driven by the proliferation of […]

“Cuba is next” — MercoPress

Trump demands Iran reopen Strait of Hormuz, slams NATO and warns: “Cuba is next” Saturday, March 28th 2026 – 01:30 UTC Trump extended on Thursday the deadline for Tehran to accept his terms to April 6, “at the request of the Iranian government,” as he announced on social media U.S. President Donald Trump […]

Brazil’s Bolsonaro to leave hospital, begin serving house arrest for coup attempt

São Paulo, Brazil — Jailed former President Jair Bolsonaro will today begin serving the rest of his sentence on house arrest after a weeklong hospital stay. Bolsonaro, who is serving a 27-year and three-month prison sentence for an attempted coup d’état after losing his re-election bid in 2022, was hospitalized at DF Star hospital in […]

Why League of Legends Remains Latin America’s Most Popular Competitive Game

League of Legends has maintained an extraordinary presence in Latin American gaming culture since its launch in 2009. From internet cafes in Mexico City to gaming lounges in Buenos Aires, Riot Games’ flagship MOBA continues to dominate the competitive gaming landscape across the region. But what makes this particular game resonate so deeply with Latin […]

Bolivia Moves One Match from the World Cup and Regional Relevance

Bolivia’s comeback against Suriname was more than just a playoff win in Mexico. It brought back an old World Cup dream, challenged the belief that Bolivian football only thrives at high altitude, and reminded Latin America that it still craves fresh stories. A Win That Refuses to Stay Small Bolivia is now just ninety minutes […]

Cuba Talks Under Pressure as Latin America Watches Sovereignty Shrink

Cuba and the United States are holding tense talks amid a de facto oil blockade, with Washington considering terms that could reshape Havana’s leadership. For Latin America, these negotiations signal a harsher era of coercion, uncertainty, and new regional precedents. A Negotiation Framed by Threats For Latin America, the key issue is not that the […]

Mexico Debates Dignity as Samara Martínez Brings Death into Public Discourse

In Mexico, Samara Martínez’s campaign to decriminalize euthanasia has transcended a private illness narrative. It has evolved into a regional examination of dignity, religion, medicine, and state authority, challenging Latin America to determine who defines mercy at the end of life. When Illness Becomes a Public Argument Political debates often originate in congresses, party caucuses, […]

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