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Suriname plans to turn tables with Dutch-born players in bid for World Cup glory

From Rijkaard to Van Dijk, footballers from Suriname, a former Dutch colony, have changed the fortunes of the Netherlands' national team over the last 30 years. Now, it's Dutch-born players who could help Latin America's smallest nation achieve its World Cup dreams.

Radio France Internationale

Eduardo Monteverde on Navigating the Complex World of Cross-Border Data Privacy: A $10 Million Lesson for Global Businesses

Midnight at a Latin American firm's headquarters: panic surges as hackers demand $1,000 to unlock vital data held hostage. Refusing the ransom, teams scramble under pressure.

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Latin America and Caribbean week in pictures

June 6-12, 2025

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If You Can Only Buy 1 Oil Stock in 2025, It Should Be This

Oil’s next breakout is brewing, and this Latin American explorer, standing out with its operational efficiency, could be a dark horse winner in your 2025 portfolio.

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The Brewers’ Blueprint for Small-Market Success Lies in Latin America

Despite competing with MLB’s big boys recently, Milwaukee hasn’t won a title. A new commitment to the Dominican Republic could change that.

Sports Illustrated

'Chespirito: Sin Querer Queriendo' is a tribute to the Mexican comedian who shaped a generation

HBO’s new bio series “Chespirito: Not Really on Purpose” or “Sin Querer Queriendo” has been received with delight by many fans in the U.S. and Latin America who grew up watching Roberto Gómez Bolaños

The Independent UK

Interpol says 20 people arrested in global sexual abuse operation

The suspects, who include a healthcare worker and two teachers, were detained in Europe, the US and Latin America.

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AP Week in Pictures: Latin America and Caribbean

May 30-June 5, 2025

The Independent UK

AP Week in Pictures: Latin America and Caribbean

May 23-29, 2025

The Independent UK

7 Popular Auto Companies Still Using Outdated Safety Standards Overseas

When you buy a car, you expect it to keep you and your loved ones safe, no matter where you are in the world. But did you know that some of the world’s most popular auto companies are still selling vehicles with outdated safety standards in certain overseas markets? It’s…

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Mexican photographer Graciela Iturbide wins Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts 2025

Mexican photographer Graciela Iturbide will this year collect Spain's most prestigious honour, the Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts, consolidating her position as one of the most influential figures in contemporary Latin American photography.

Euronews

Venture Capital Bounces Back In Latin America; Mexico Regains Second Place For Funding In The Region

Investment into startups is beginning to see some recovery signs in the region in Latin America, according to a new report

Latin Times

As Trump focuses on his trade war, Brazil and China forge closer ties

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has signed up to Xi Jinping’s vision of a multi-polar world, as Beijing expands its influence in Latin America

The Guardian - UK

AP Week in Pictures: Latin America and Caribbean

May 16-22, 2025

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A pontiff from Chiclayo: How Peru is reacting to Pope Leo XIV

Locals in Chiclayo, Peru, have fond memories of Leo’s work as bishop, but some question his record responding to abuse.

The Independent UK

Ecuador to host Indigenous summit seeking enforcement of court's human rights rulings

Indigenous leaders from across Latin America are gathering in Sarayaku, Ecuador, to discuss enforcing Inter-American Court rulings affirming their territorial rights

The Conversation

Seven countries in Latin America where human rights are taking the biggest hit

Latin America is undergoing one of its most profound human rights crises in decades. The region’s civic space is shrinking rapidly, from mass surveillance and arbitrary arrests to political repression, enforced disappearances and impunity for state violence.

The Independent UK

Colombia seeks to join China-based development bank as Latin America drifts away from Washington

Colombia’s government has applied to join a China-based development bank

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Latin American Presidents Are Spending Millions To Lobby Trump, U.S. Government Records Reveal

The lobbying efforts by governments like El Salvador and Argentina span requests for trade deals, military support, energy investments, and diplomatic access

The Conversation

TikTok influencer’s killing on camera highlights the femicide crisis in Latin America

Valeria Marquez, a beauty influencer, was shot dead by a man on May 14 while live streaming on TikTok at her beauty salon in the Mexican city of Guadalajara. The authorities are investigating the case as a suspected femicide, where women or girls are killed on account of their gender.

The Independent UK

AP Week in Pictures: Latin America and Caribbean

May 9-15, 2025

The Independent UK

Abortion-rights groups denounce censorship on Meta-owned apps in Latin America and beyond

All of a sudden, women contacting one of the biggest sources of information about abortion in Mexico through the encrypted messaging app WhatsApp were met with silence

The Conversation

Pope Francis drew inspiration from Latin American church and its martyrs – leaving a legacy for Pope Leo

Pope Leo XIV’s election marks a historic moment: the first pope from an English-speaking country, and the first from the United States. Even more significant than these “firsts,” I believe, is a “second”: Leo follows in Pope Francis’ footsteps as a priest shaped by the Latin American church.

International Business Times

Uruguay Bids Farewell To Popular Ex-leader "Pepe" Mujica

Uruguay on Wednesday began bidding farewell to its former leader Jose "Pepe" Mujica, a former leftist guerrilla fighter who won global fame for his humility as the so-called "world's poorest president."

Euronews

Former Uruguayan President José Mujica dies at age of 89

The Latin American country's 40th leader — known as "Pepe" — became internationally renowned because of his humble lifestyle.

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