A recent Colombian law lets some women walk free from prison – but resuming life is not easy
The law allows female heads of households to serve their sentences outside of prison, in exchange for unpaid community ...
Latin America grapples with drone arms race, but cartels and gangs are the leading stakeholders
Latin America’s drone arms race is growing, with governments struggling to match criminals using UAVs for smuggling, spying ...
LATAM crypto update: Colombia plans crypto regulations, Nexo and Sphere to reduce cross-border payment times
LATAM’s cryptocurrency landscape continues to grow. This week, a key development was Colombia’s new initiative to regulate ...
Discover A Different Kind Of Luxury At Peru’s Tambo Del Inka And Colombia’s W Bogota
Latin America has long been favored for adventure and culinary trips, but it’s also a smart destination for globe trotters ...
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Women and Latin America’s Digital Revolution
Latin America’s digital economy is transforming, driven by a new generation of entrepreneurs reshaping industries. Over the ...
The Colombian powerhouse behind some of streaming’s biggest hits
TWO OF THE biggest Latin American television shows of recent years have depicted Colombia. One, “Narcos” (2015-17), showed the country at its worst: Netflix’s bilingual drama chronicled how Pablo ...
Latin America FX Follow EM Assets Lower Over US Tariff Worries
Emerging-market assets slid, with Latin American currencies reversing earlier gains as traders flocked to haven assets amid ...
Telefonica Sells Colombia Business to Millicom For $400 Million
Telefonica agreed to sell its business in Colombia to Millicom Spain for $400 million as the telecommunications company seeks to gradually reduce its exposure to Latin America.
AP Week in Pictures: Latin America and Caribbean
March 6, 2025 Carnival celebrations began in Brazil, Bolivia and beyond. A Wayuu migrant played with a chicken in Colombia.