Mexico's Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources has issued a decree that strictly prohibits mining activities in federally protected natural areas unless an environmental impact assessment approval is obtained.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has released a report detailing serious allegations against the military cooperation between Ecuador and the United States, highlighting a disturbing pattern of torture, arbitrary detentions, and attacks on fishermen.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has filed a lawsuit with the Council of State challenging the presidential election of far-right candidate Abelardo De La Espriella, aiming to invalidate the election results due to alleged algorithmic vote manipulation.

Every July 21, World Dog Day is commemorated, a date established in 2004 following an alert from the World Health Organization indicating that 70% of dogs worldwide lack a home. In Latin America, this region harbors one of the largest populations of street dogs globally, with no significant improvement in the numbers over the past decades.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has accused the United States of using its economic blockade against Cuba as a form of collective punishment and genocide, intensifying hostilities that affect the most vulnerable populations on the island.

Brazil's Supreme Court has denied Javier Milei's request to meet with Jair Bolsonaro, currently under house arrest for attempting to overturn the 2022 elections, amidst escalating political tensions ahead of the October elections.

The 2026 World Cup concluded with Spain claiming the title, yet it left behind a series of political scandals, institutional racism, and double standards. Trump intervened in referee sanctions; Infantino awarded him a 'peace' trophy while genocide continues in Gaza; public officials from various countries erupted on social media with racist remarks against players.

The official project to loosen land sales to foreigners faces backlash in Argentina. Reports indicate that 5% of rural lands, equivalent to 13 million hectares, is already foreign-owned. The initiative would eliminate restrictions, allow purchases in border areas, accelerate evictions, and is tied to the RIGI and deregulation of glaciers.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla has accused U.S. media of engaging in psychological warfare and fabricating justifications for military aggression against the island, highlighting a coordinated media campaign aimed at creating unrest and exploiting the suffering of the Cuban people.

In what he termed a "second cry for independence", Colombia's president, Gustavo Petro, has urged the public to take to the streets and fill the plazas of the South American nation in defense of the social reforms introduced during his administration.