In a collaborative effort mobilizing rescue institutions from both nations, Cuba and Mexico have deployed their search protocols to locate two sailboats that departed on March 20 from Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo, heading for Havana, with no communication or confirmation of their arrival to date.

In Argentina, a troubling trend emerges as retirees return to the workforce, not for personal fulfillment but to meet basic survival needs. This reality challenges the economic narrative proposed by Javier Milei's government, which paints a picture of recovery that fails to account for the struggles faced by many older citizens.

In a historic event that underscores Brazil's sovereignty and defense industry, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva celebrated the launch of the first Brazilian-made F-39E Gripen supersonic fighter jet by christening it with a bottle of champagne.

The economic crisis caused by Milei's "libertarian" administration has led to the closure of 2,000 businesses, resulting in a loss of 16,000 jobs. Additionally, the baking sector has faced steep increases in raw material costs such as flour, alongside skyrocketing utility expenses for gas and electricity.

In the Ojalá Studios in Havana, Cuban singer-songwriter Silvio Rodríguez granted an interview to the Spanish newspaper El País, where he discussed several topics, including the role of corporate media in relation to the United States' blockade against Cuba and his decision to take up arms in the event of an invasion of his country.

The Mexican government, led by President Claudia Sheinbaum, has pledged its ongoing support for Michelle Bachelet's bid for the Secretary-General position at the United Nations following José Antonio Kast's decision to withdraw his endorsement.

In a powerful act of solidarity, the ship “Granma 2.0” reached Cuba carrying humanitarian aid from the Nuestra América Convoy, marking a significant break from the U.S. embargo.

As Argentina commemorates 50 years since the 1976 coup, vast crowds filled the streets to protest and warn the ultraright government of Javier Milei, marking a significant collective response against historical injustices.

The survey emerges in a context where drug policies have primarily addressed this relationship from legal or health perspectives, sidelining its cultural, social, and territorial dimensions.

A tragic military plane crash in Colombia resulted in the loss of 66 service members, prompting President Gustavo Petro to criticize previous administrations for their procurement practices of military aircraft, which he described as "corrupt junk."