Medellín begins demolition of a house owned by Pablo Escobar where alleged ‘satanic rituals’ took place
City authorities have seized the property of the late drug lord in the tourist district of El Poblado
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US lifts sanctions against Jorge Rodríguez, president of Venezuela’s National Assembly
The Treasury removes the brother of the interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, from the Specially Designated Nationals list
Searching for Baphomet one block from the Legionaries of Christ
The emergence of photos of a disturbing goat statue on a building façade in El Pedregal, a wealthy neighborhood in Mexico City, only confirms the obvious: the Day of the Dead is approaching
‘Violent, disgusting and a tour de force’: ‘Henry’, the film that held up a mirror to society
The movie, filmed 40 years ago, offered a brutal, prophetic portrait of ordinary violence and became a cult phenomenon through bootleg VHS copies long before its theatrical release
The kidnapping of Mexican cartel leader El Mayo Zambada: Competing accounts from López Obrador and Ken Salazar
In their new books, the two disagree over how much Washington knew about the operation that brought the Sinaloa kingpin to the United States
A new Supreme Tribunal for Venezuela, rushed and without clear rules
The appointment of the new justices is Washington’s first major democratizing initiative. But civil society demands transparency about the process
Latinos who turned away from Trump but distrust the Democrats: ‘I need to see deeds to believe again’
Nearly four in 10 Hispanic voters belong to the ‘moveable middle,’ who still do not know whom they will vote for in the November midterms, according to a UnidosUS study
Milei returns to Washington to strengthen ties with Trump’s administration
On his fifth trip to the United States this year, the Argentine president will receive the Global Champion of Free Enterprise award and speak to the US Chamber of Commerce