Mexican authorities have arrested a potential successor to a cartel leader, found hiding in a drainage pipe. This crackdown highlights renewed tactics and raises fears of increased infighting within the Jalisco New Generation cartel.

As a Kenyan peace force prepares to deploy, experts discuss the deep structural failures in Haiti and advocate for 'Haitian solutions for Haitian problems,' noting past international interventions have failed.

A Ukrainian volunteer has accused a Member of Parliament of stealing their idea to donate ventilators and then attempting to divert the medical equipment to Cuba instead of its intended recipients.

Compañía de Minas Buenaventura announced its GAAP EPS of $1.32, with revenue reaching $624.6 million, falling short of estimates by $26.9 million. This report details the company's financial performance.

The Trinidad Express newspaper published articles discussing issues related to police conduct, including confronting police criminality and instances where police response falls short. These pieces highlight concerns within the police force.

Italy has been announced as the Guest of Honor for the seventh edition of the Feria Aeroespacial México (Famex), Mexico's leading aerospace exhibition, scheduled for 2027.

Mexico's Interior Ministry has confirmed public access to Las Cocinas, fulfilling one of the key demands made by protesters in Punta de Mita. This decision addresses concerns raised by local activists.

Brazilian prosecutors have launched a lawsuit against meatpacking giant JBS, alleging that its beef supply chain is tied to slavery-like labor practices.

This article from the Trinidad Express Newspapers is about the Heights of Aripo trail.

Italian Ambassador Giovanni Davoli inaugurated the "Academy of Italian Haute Cuisine – Ecuador Edition" at Uniandes University's Tisaleo campus, an initiative aimed at promoting Italian culinary traditions.

Colombia's Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) has revised and increased the official number of 'false positive' killings, extrajudicial executions by the military, to 7,837.

Argentina's Cabinet Chief, Manuel Adorni, appeared before Congress to address and deny accusations of illicit enrichment. His appearance aimed to counter the corruption allegations leveled against him.

Investors in Argentina's bonds are expressing growing concerns about the economic outlook following Javier Milei's policies.

Mexico News Daily announced the launch of its new 'MND Sheinbaum Index™'.

A recent poll indicates that public confidence in Argentine President Javier Milei's government has fallen for the fifth month in a row.

The Dante Alighieri Society, led by Secretary General Alessandro Masi, undertook a mission to Argentina from April 22 to 29, 2026, in collaboration with the Dante Alighieri Foundation for Italian Schools Abroad.

Haitians played a pivotal role in revitalizing the once struggling Ohio city. The end of Temporary Protected Status could be a setback for its future.

Banker Jorge Brito is reportedly closely observing the developments in the Peronist leadership race in Argentina.

Mexico has initiated an audit into the presence of unauthorized CIA agents within its borders. Initial findings from this investigation suggest the problem is more widespread than first anticipated.

Prominent banker Jorge Brito is reportedly keeping a close watch on the ongoing Peronist leadership race in Argentina.

Chile's labor market has recorded an unemployment rate above 8% for 38 consecutive months, reaching 8.9% in the January-March 2026 quarter, as the country's growth forecast is revised downwards.

The Nicaraguan regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo is reportedly suppressing cultural freedom, with books seized by customs and festivals locked down, making it forbidden to read local writers.

M&P and NG Energy have reported a new gas discovery at the Hechicero-1X well located in Colombia.

As the Supreme Court weighs the Trump administration's termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians, seniors are advocating for protections for their immigrant caregivers.

Four years after the president's "total peace" pledge, the upcoming Colombian election sees candidates divided on how to tackle the resurgence of guerrilla attacks and violence.

An article argues that Venezuela's state has been hollowed out into something to loot over generations, and national rebuilding requires radical institutional transformation away from an extraction-based economy.

Venezuela's economy is opening various sectors to foreign firms, presenting potential opportunities for German companies that have maintained a presence through years of economic decline.

Following a personal experience with crime, Nakhid, a victim, has publicly advocated for the implementation of stricter security measures.

Colombia's President Gustavo Petro told a 57-country climate summit that a 'suicidal' model of capitalism, driven by fossil fuel interests, threatens to lead to war, fascism, and humanity's potential extinction.

Republic Bank has announced that it will be implementing fee increases starting this Friday.

Taiwan and Guatemala have initiated a new phase of collaboration, focusing on enhancing trade relations and technological cooperation between the two nations.

Arc Resources and Wal-Mart de Mexico are among the companies that have released their first-quarter financial results. These reports provide updates on their performance for the period.

The United States and its allies have released a joint statement affirming their support for Panama's sovereignty.

The Jamaica Gleaner reports on a significant 'school rights challenge,' indicating a legal or social dispute concerning educational rights within the country.

Jamaican Members of Parliament are currently voting on the National Road and Rail Authority (NaRRA) bill. This vote comes after a mace incident in the chamber led to the suspension of People's National Party (PNP) MP Brown-Burke.

Brazilian chef Tassia Magalhaes shares her insights on transforming leadership styles and dynamics within high-end culinary environments.

Increased gas prices could potentially force shutdowns at industrial facilities in Point Lisas, Trinidad, impacting operations and the local economy.

The final contingent of 150 Kenyan police officers has returned home after concluding their mission in Haiti. Their deployment aimed to assist in combating violent gangs in the Caribbean nation.

The US Senate has voted against an attempt to lift the blockade on Cuba that was implemented during the Trump administration.

Grupo México is merging its power generation assets with Saavi Energía, a company backed by BlackRock. This significant deal involves approximately 4,500 MW of power capacity.

The San Rafael Cedros market in El Salvador continues its traditional weekend trade in livestock and farm animals, operating primarily on cash and barter.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has criticized media outlets for referring to an alleged machete attacker as a 'Green Bay man,' clarifying that he is an illegal alien from Nicaragua with prior removal orders.

Argentina is actively searching for liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports to secure its energy supply for the upcoming winter season. The country faces a challenging global market, which has been disrupted by recent events.

Mexico's Labor Ministry is celebrating steady job growth, but economists are advising against an overly optimistic interpretation of the figures.

A pin worn by Venezuela’s Rodríguez during state visits has sparked controversy and angered Guyana, highlighting ongoing diplomatic tensions between the two nations.

Costa Rican authorities have extradited José Johnny Angulo Fernández to Italy, making him the third citizen sent to Europe under the country’s new drug trafficking extradition rules.

Mexico has stated that US intelligence provided assistance in the successful capture of a prominent cartel boss.

A US soldier has entered a not guilty plea to charges alleging he gambled on the ouster of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, facing legal repercussions for his actions.

The Mexican Navy successfully captured 'El Jardinero', a high-ranking commander of the CJNG cartel, during an operation in Nayarit.

The small colonial town of Panchimalco in El Salvador is preparing for its annual Festival of Flowers and Palms, a visually stunning and spiritually meaningful celebration.

Four former Argentine air force members have been sentenced to 25 years for crimes against humanity, including forced imprisonment, torture, and rape, committed five decades ago in Mansión Seré and other detention centers.

Global sugar prices are increasing, driven by the strength in gasoline prices and a decrease in sugar production from Brazil, a major global supplier.

Mexico has secured 11 spots on the prestigious North America’s 50 Best Bars list, showcasing its strong presence in the region's vibrant bar scene. This achievement highlights the country's growing influence in the hospitality industry.

Countries are set to commence the world's first-ever negotiations focused on phasing out fossil fuels. These landmark discussions aim to address the global transition away from fossil fuel dependency.

Monoculture farming, including crops like sugar cane, bananas, African palm, and pineapple, is identified as a significant source of problems in Central America.

Peru's recent elections saw over six million citizens abstain and more than three million cast null ballots, reflecting widespread fragmentation and distrust among voters.

Argentina's Vice President has sparked controversy by telling residents of the Falkland Islands to "go back to England." This statement comes amidst the long-standing dispute over the sovereignty of the islands.

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High-level ministerial talks, co-hosted by the Netherlands and Colombia, have commenced in Santa Marta, Colombia, with a focus on strategies for phasing out fossil fuels.

A person identified as a potential official for the upcoming 2026 World Cup has been arrested in a British hotel on allegations of sexual assault. The tournament is scheduled to be held in the US, Canada, and Mexico.

Colombia is experiencing its deadliest wave of bombings targeting civilians in years, raising concerns about the country's security situation.

The U.S. State Department has issued a travel advisory, urging Americans to avoid a Mexican city located just across the Texas border due to safety concerns. This warning highlights potential risks for travelers in the region.

Direct commercial flights between the US and Venezuela are scheduled to resume after a seven-year hiatus, signaling easing tensions between the two nations.

A man has been sentenced to hang for the murder of his wife and infant, as reported by the Trinidad Express Newspapers.

A Mexican father in Montreal faces deportation just days before he can make his case against returning to Mexico, prompting immigration advocates to decry further family separations.

Hosted.com is actively addressing the growing challenges that small businesses face from increasing DDoS attacks and sophisticated AI bot traffic. The company aims to provide solutions to mitigate these digital threats.

South Korean Trade Minister Yeo Han-koo met with Mexico's ambassador to Seoul to discuss concerns over the planned review of the USMCA trade pact.

Argentine President Javier Milei has publicly stood by his Cabinet chief despite a growing corruption scandal.

Chilean police deployed water cannons to disperse student protests against government proposals to limit free higher education.

Paraguay has stated it will not abandon its ties with Taiwan, despite China's economic efforts to pressure countries to break relations with the island, which Beijing considers part of its territory.

An oil spill that occurred on February 6th is still causing significant environmental damage to Gulf coast beaches and marine life. The ongoing impact highlights the long-term consequences of such incidents.

Construction of the Amado Nervo Bridge, which connects the Mexican states of Jalisco and Nayarit, has reached 70% completion. This milestone marks significant progress for the vital infrastructure project.

BP and Venezuela have signed an agreement to explore for offshore gas resources, marking a new collaboration in the energy sector.

Electric tricycle drivers in San Jose de las Lajas, Cuba, are struggling with long waits, few passengers, and increasing operational costs, threatening their livelihoods.

Hurricane Melissa has been identified as a contributing factor to a shortfall in property tax collections in the Trelawny parish of Jamaica.

The MND Sheinbaum Index™ has been introduced to evaluate Mexico's government performance monthly, using eight key indicators and a consistent methodology. It aims to provide insights into the country's progress under the current president.

The Jamaica Evangelical Alliance has issued a strong condemnation following a church shooting incident in St James.

Takeaways: Supreme Court signals it will side with Trump on Haitian and Syrian migrants  CNN

A new report highlights Cuba and Colombia as primary recruitment hubs for the Russian army in Latin America, detailing Moscow's deceptive tactics to enlist foreign fighters, many of whom are sent to the front without training.

Cuba is grappling with a severe housing crisis, leading to a significant increase in illegal occupations of abandoned properties across the country. One reported instance involves a woman who occupied a disused railroad crossing guard booth.

Ayoreo leaders from the Paraguayan Gran Chaco travel to Italy to raise the alarm over the leather used in luxury cars

A compilation of top international news stories from Democracy Now for Wednesday, April 29, 2026.

Property owners in Costa Rica holding assets through inactive 'sociedad anónima' corporations must meet an April 30 filing deadline.

The FARC dissident organization EMC stated that a guerrilla attack in southwest Colombia, which resulted in the deaths of 20 civilians, was a "tactical error that lacks any justification."

Diego Maradona's ex-partner, Verónica Ojeda, testified in court, accusing caregivers of providing alcohol to Maradona despite his known drinking problem and worsening his health issues.

The justices will hear from the solicitor general, followed by lawyers for Syrians and Haitians.

Justice Amy Coney Barrett has personal connections to Haiti, as two of her seven children were adopted from the country. This detail highlights a personal aspect of the Supreme Court Justice's life.

Costa Rica is experiencing increasing traffic congestion, extending beyond San José's rush hour, with mobility experts warning that key roads are at a breaking point.

Amerigo Resources Ltd. announced its GAAP EPS of $0.09 and reported revenue of $66.1 million.

Bond investors in Argentina are increasingly apprehensive about the long-term economic implications and stability following President Javier Milei's policies.

Despite US intentions to ban Chinese high-tech cars, these vehicles are already being sold by Mexican dealers in El Paso, Texas, with American consumers showing interest.

Investors are increasingly asking about Venezuela, as oil once again becomes the spearhead of the country’s economy, raising hopes for the recovery of other sectors like tourism and housing.

Italy's Ambassador to Ecuador, Giovanni Davoli, attended the accountability report of Ecuador's Minister of Defense, Gian Carlo Loffredo, as a forum for institutional transparency.

The United Nations has imposed sanctions on Abdelrahim Hamdan Dagalo, the brother of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) leader, and several Colombian mercenaries. These sanctions target individuals involved in destabilizing the region.

A recent report or commentary presents an unvarnished perspective on an unspecified local issue, indicating a direct and honest assessment.

A prominent Mexican cartel figure known as 'El Jardinero' (The Gardener) has been arrested after being found in a ditch.

Argentine streamer Milica has spoken out about the unauthorized release of her personal photos, claiming they were leaked due to a bet related to a boxing match involving Streamer WestCOL.

Trinidad & Tobago's national team is scheduled to compete against Russia in an upcoming international friendly football match.

A man from Portmore, Jamaica, has been fined $1.5 million for selling cocaine from his residence.

A Mexican man has pleaded guilty to impersonating a Border Patrol agent. His stated intention was to 'disrupt deportation missions' by posing as an agent.

The Argentine Navy has engaged in military exercises alongside a United States aircraft carrier.

The Argentine Navy has participated in military exercises alongside a United States aircraft carrier.

Descendants of families whose properties were confiscated by the Cuban government continue to assert their claims, refusing to abandon their rights.

Ecuador's Vice President Maria José Pinto received Italian Ambassador Giovanni Davoli and a delegation of Italian business leaders. The meeting focused on numerous concrete discussions between the two parties.

Mexico's Labor Ministry announced significant job creation in the first quarter, with 60.2 million people employed, though economists advise a cautious interpretation of the figures.

A judge in Mexico has reopened a criminal case against Naasón Joaquín García, the former leader of the Luz del Mundo Church.

Universities across Argentina have initiated a weeklong strike in protest against budget cuts, with professors' unions also calling for a nationwide march, while the government urges rectors to find alternative methods to ensure lessons continue.

A US Navy supercarrier is currently transiting the Strait of Magellan, moving from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean.

According to the Petroleum Chamber, less than 30% of Venezuela's oil wells are currently in operation, indicating significant challenges in the country's oil production.

A reflective piece explores the sentiment of leaving a place or situation while still retaining an intrinsic part of it, suggesting an enduring connection.

A U.S. special forces soldier has pleaded not guilty to fraud charges, accused of using classified information to bet on the ouster of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and allegedly winning $400,000 from a prediction market.

A Cato Institute analysis reveals a 99.8% drop in permanent residency approvals for Cubans last year, while arrests of Cubans have skyrocketed during the Trump administration.

German companies are considering re-entering the Venezuelan market, which was once a significant destination for German industry. This potential shift comes after nearly 30 years of socialism, with hopes for the nation to open up to foreign firms.

Axel Kicillof is reportedly making political strides within the Peronist party, positioning himself for a potential presidential bid in the 2027 elections.

GraceKennedy has informed consumers of upcoming price increases on its range of non-alcoholic sweetened beverages.

US authorities have apprehended Eugenio Molina-Lopez, the alleged leader of the Los Huistas gang, on charges related to cocaine trafficking.

Archaeologists in the Dominican Republic are excavating a church, believing they may have found the skeleton of Enriquillo, a 16th-century Taíno cacique and "first guerrilla leader in the Americas."

Argentine President Javier Milei is carefully balancing his country's claim over the Falkland Islands with its relationships with the United States and the United Kingdom, particularly as geopolitical tensions rise.

A global conference held in Colombia aimed at accelerating the shift from fossil fuels to cleaner energy has underscored the significant barrier posed by a lack of financing. Officials and experts at the gathering emphasized this as one of the biggest obstacles.

UN body trims Latin America growth outlook on Mideast conflict  Buenos Aires Times

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An analysis suggests that 'Trump's transition' in Venezuela is becoming problematic, with Chavismo appearing comfortable in its new 'Yankee suit' and leading Venezuelans to an ugly standstill.

Jamaica's Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM) is probing an incident in Portmore where two individuals were fatally shot by police.

An explosion that resulted in 20 civilian deaths in Colombia has exposed the ongoing power struggle between armed groups and the state, particularly with the FARC dissident front commanded by Iván Mordisco.

Brazil's inflation rate unexpectedly undershot forecasts just before a crucial interest rate decision, potentially influencing the central bank's monetary policy.

Venezuela's Delcy Rodríguez government has begun releasing previously hidden economic indicators through the Central Bank, ending a decade of statistical silence and revealing the extent of the country's crisis.

Weather forecasts have been issued for April 30, 2026, covering general conditions for the day. Additionally, a specific weather outlook for Havana has been provided for the period from April 30 to May 6th.

Ecuador is pushing to increase its production of crude oil but faces a backlash from environmentalists and Indigenous groups.

The Italian Cultural Institute in Mexico City hosted an event where Ambassador Alessandro Modiano highlighted rice as a fundamental part of Italy's agri-food identity.

Mexican vocalist Silvana Estrada's performance of "Negra Presuntuosa" by Susana Baca, featuring the band Snarky Puppy, has been highlighted as the "Song of the Day."

Brazil's central bank has once again trimmed its interest rates, a decision made while closely monitoring the Iran conflict. This move reflects the bank's monetary policy adjustments in response to global and regional economic factors.

Researchers report that Chinese hackers compromised the emails of 68 officials, including the Cuban ambassador, in a campaign that began in January as the US prepared a blockade.

Mexico has fallen out of the top five global auto manufacturers, marking a significant shift in the international automotive industry landscape.

The opposition in Jamaica has voiced criticism against the government regarding its policy on taxing short-term rental properties.

Senators from Mexico's Morena party have accused Chihuahua Governor Maru Campos of treason and violating national sovereignty, specifically after she declined to appear before a legislative committee.

Pedro Casas, CEO of AmCham, outlines five key elements to transform the USMCA from a trade agreement into a strategic framework for joint North American industrialization, as part of an opinion series on regional utopia.

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Adam Stewart has achieved his latest victory in the ongoing dispute over the empire of Butch Stewart. This marks another development in the contentious battle for control of the family's business holdings.

A new federal pact in Mexico now requires all public infrastructure projects to utilize Mexican steel. This policy was announced during a recent "mañanera" briefing, aiming to boost local industry.

A cruise passenger has died after falling from a balcony on a Carnival ship near California's Catalina Island. The FBI is investigating the incident.

San Miguel de Allende has opened Mexico's first hospice, while residents are protesting new construction projects and expressing concerns about Parque Juárez amid ongoing regional development.

A tragic accident in St Thomas, Jamaica, resulted in the deaths of a policeman and an electrician.

Jamaica announced that Airbnb and other short-term rental properties will be subject to General Consumption Tax (GCT) starting April 2027.

Melquizael Galvao, a highly regarded Brazilian jiu-jitsu coach, was arrested in Manaus, Brazil, on suspicion of sexual crimes against female students.

Kenya is ending its Haiti deployment, with police officers returning home, but one officer remains unaccounted for, and their family awaits answers.

Nurses in Trinidad and Tobago are reportedly stepping up their industrial action in an ongoing dispute over wages, according to Stuart.

Corruption scandals surrounding Argentine President Milei's government are now being addressed in Congress, with Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni facing questions about his assets amidst signs of economic stagnation.

Prosecutors are currently investigating an adoption sentence that is connected to a clemency plea submitted by Minetti. The inquiry aims to examine the circumstances surrounding the sentence and the clemency request.

A debate is ongoing in Colombia regarding the future of the hippos originally brought into the country by drug lord Pablo Escobar, with public opinion divided on how to manage the growing population.

Stablecoin issuer Tether has spearheaded an investment round for an Argentine cryptocurrency application, expanding its influence in the Latin American crypto market.

MercadoLibre stock has experienced a 31% decline, prompting analysis on whether investors should buy before its upcoming earnings report on May 7. The article examines the company's performance and future prospects.

Paraguay has affirmed its commitment to its long-standing relationship with Taiwan, even as Beijing actively seeks to unravel the diplomatic ties.

Researchers report a slowdown in global rainforest loss in 2025, crediting policies implemented by Brazilian President Lula da Silva for curbing deforestation after a record year.

Panama has reaffirmed the neutrality of its canal amidst the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Mexican cartels have reportedly established operations in Poland and Central Europe, focusing on producing drugs in hidden laboratories rather than traditional smuggling.

Congress has voted to lower the age of criminal responsibility to 14, a significant change in the country's legal framework.

The battle for the Peruvian presidency is confirmed as a "classic" left-right dispute, with socialist Roberto Sánchez set to face conservative Keiko Fujimori.

Best-selling author LaJuan 'Mr.FourAM' Payne is challenging conventional entrepreneurship models by advocating for an acquisition wealth strategy.

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Trump administration seeking to gain access to Arizona's voter rolls. This ruling marks a setback for the government's efforts to amass voter information ahead of the midterms.

Archaeologists have announced the discovery of a sprawling ancient Maya settlement located in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico. The newly found site provides significant insights into the historical presence and scale of the Maya civilization in the region.

Anant Ambani, the son of an Indian billionaire, has offered to house Pablo Escobar's approximately 80 hippos at his private zoo in India, aiming to save the animals from potential culling in Colombia where their uncontrolled population poses an ecological threat.

The Italian-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in Rio de Janeiro is preparing businesses for the EU-Mercosur agreement, effective May 1, which opens new opportunities for Italian companies, particularly in the agri-food sector.

The Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA) announced the resolution of the graduate allowance dispute, while confirming that further wage negotiations with the government are set to continue.

Opposition MP Damion Crawford has taken the Jamaican government to the Constitutional Court, challenging issues related to access to education and school spaces.

An international controversy has erupted over a pin worn by Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez during her visit to Barbados, though the specific nature of the pin or controversy is not detailed.

A New York Times investigation uncovered that the U.S. and Canadian mints inadvertently purchased gold sourced from a Colombian drug cartel.

A new $1.2 billion nautical community has broken ground in Nayarit, Mexico. This significant development project is set to enhance the region's coastal infrastructure and tourism offerings.

The Jamaican opposition is calling for parliamentary oversight of the government's measures to address a national cement shortage, seeking accountability and effective solutions.

Mexican officials have disclosed that four foreigners, not two as previously reported, were present during a counter-drug operation in northern Mexico where a crash resulted in the deaths of two men later identified as CIA officers.

Under scrutiny, Adorni underwent an extensive questioning session during his first appearance in Congress.

The National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) states its commitment to accountability following an audit that exposed irregularities, noting that the final report is pending.

Protests are intensifying along Mexico's Nayarit coast as residents voice opposition to the expansion of luxury development projects. The demonstrations highlight growing concerns over the impact of these developments.

An attorney who was previously listed as a person of interest has been arrested in downtown Montego Bay, Jamaica.

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An expat living in Costa Rica shares reflections on experiencing earthquakes, prompted by a recent 4.8 magnitude tremor on the US East Coast that surprised a friend in New York City.

Javier Milei and his people can't contain their excitement after reports that the US will support Argentina's claim to the Falkland Islands.

Argentina's President Milei is reportedly walking a fine line regarding the Falkland Islands, navigating the sensitive issue amidst broader US-UK tensions.

The last group of Kenyan police officers deployed for a mission in Haiti has returned home.

Some of Argentina’s hospitality talents are forging names for themselves in the ‘cidade maravilhosa’  — and beyond La entrada Argentine talent making waves in Brazil se publicó primero en Buenos…

A 5.3 magnitude earthquake struck Costa Rica's Central Valley and Pacific region late Monday night, causing buildings to rattle. No significant damage or injuries were immediately reported following the tremor.

Delcy Rodríguez’s announcement has sparked controversy and a widespread sense that the measure fell short

The Netherlands has rejected several cargoes of soy meal from Argentina, citing concerns related to genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in the shipments.

Mexican authorities have captured several top criminals, including a high-ranking associate of cartel leader 'El Mencho', in a significant blow to organized crime.

Drug trafficking is increasingly impacting ecosystems in Costa Rica's southern Pacific region, with criminal groups reportedly moving into protected areas around Puerto Jiménez.