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Gunmen burst into an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting and opened fire in a violence-plagued Mexican border state, killing one person and wounding four others, authorities said.
Investigators have not determined a motive for the shootings late Monday in...
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On this, the day when hope springs eternal, President Zelaya is back in Honduras, more specifically at the Brazilian Embassy in Tegucigalpa. How he got there, no one is telling. His supporters are in the streets. The current leader, installed by...
A Sony Music office in Mexico has been raided after the label refused to hand over the recordings of one of Latin America’s biggest artists, Alejandro Fernández. Police took over 6,000 CDs that Sony refused to return, even though Fernández’...
Brazil and neighbors finally issued this past Friday, a statement warning “foreign military forces” against threatening the sovereignty and integrity of any South American country and “in consequence regional peace and...
Across town, 17-year-old Brenda Ponce didn’t return from a job-hunting trip downtown. That was a year ago.
Hilda Rivas, 16, was also last spotted downtown. That was 17 months ago.
Two dozen teenage girls and young women have gone missing in this...
A Brazilian woman accused of heading a prostitution ring that recruited only 15-year-old and younger girls has been detained by the police of Brazil. Mariana Brandão, who was arrested in Campo Grande, capital of the midwestern state or Mato Grosso do...
Julio Rodriguez was on a sales call at a clinic in this slum overlooking Caracas recently when he heard four gunshots go off nearby.
It was business as usual for Mr. Rodriguez. As a representative in Venezuela for U.S. pharmaceutical giant Pfizer...
Drug enforcement officials have raided what they call the biggest cocaine laboratory ever found in Bolivia.
The facility, said to have the capacity to produce up to 100kg (220lb) each day, was discovered in a rural area of the department of Santa...
Mexican soldiers have fought a two-hour battle with heavily armed men holed up at a house in an Acapulco hotel zone, killing 16 of the gunmen as Mexican tourists cowered in their rooms nearby.
Two soldiers were also killed and nine other military...
In a 2006 summary of world-wide attacks on journalists, Mexico ranked at a shocking second place, only topped by Iraq. Two years later, Mexico is still ranked in the top 10 most dangerous countries for journalists to work in, and this is a democracy...
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