Colombia and Ecuador join forces on border crime despite escalating trade war

Medellín, Colombia – Security forces in Colombia and Ecuador have launched a joint operation to target criminal groups on their shared 600km border, Colombian Defense Minister Pedro Sánchez announced yesterday. As part of “Operación Espejo”, or “Operation Mirror”, the two nations have identified five target zones which will see a permanent presence of Colombian and […]

Revolutionary Guard say Strait of Hormuz is “closed” — MercoPress

Revolutionary Guard say Strait of Hormuz is “closed” Monday, March 2nd 2026 – 21:16 UTC The Strait of Hormuz links the Gulf to the Arabian Sea and is critical for global energy exports Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said on Monday the Strait of Hormuz is now “closed” and threatened to attack any vessel attempting […]

How Quiet Micro-Trends Are Influencing Health-Focused Lifestyles in 2026

Have you ever noticed yourself switching to a small habit with no real plan behind it, like reaching for water instead of something sweet, and then the next week you catch yourself doing it again for no clear reason? It is strange how something tiny becomes a pattern without you trying hard. That is basically […]

Peruvian Tables Welcome Venezuelan Arepas as Lima Learns New Comfort

In a stylish Lima cafe, tourists take photos while locals order cachapas like a habit, not a dare. Venezuelan cooks call it a new stage, after migration and old tensions, as Peruvian food culture absorbs another wave. A Cafe Where the First Order Tells the Story In Demo, the room does what Lima’s fashionable rooms […]

Flood Deaths Test Latin America as Rivers Rise, Drains Fail

From the streets of Guayaquil to the slopes of the Andes, rains from February to March are causing deaths and displacing people across Latin America. So far, seventy-seven deaths have been reported, with Peru and Brazil suffering the most as climate patterns, poor drainage, and landslides come together once again. Where the Water Wins First […]

Oil Shock Ripples Through Latin America After U.S.-Israel Strikes Iran

The U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran jolted markets, and Latin America now faces aftershocks through oil, inflation, currencies, and diplomacy rather than direct military risk this week. A Price Board That Feels Like Politics Gasoline prices quickly become personal. Drivers calculate costs that affect groceries and rent. Foreign crises soon impact daily expenses. Energy market volatility […]

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