An El Niño drought pushed Central American arabica premiums to a 3-year high, threatening millions of farmers and putting global coffee prices on edge.

Colombia sets Nov. 30 to sign a San Andrés maritime baselines decree, reigniting a Caribbean boundary dispute with Nicaragua.

Costa Rica’s CACCO megaprison opened Oct. 14 with 5,100 beds and immediate constitutional challenges. What the Sala IV rules could decide next.

A new CID Gallup poll shows 65% of Salvadorans now worry most about prices and jobs — while just 1% fear crime. What it means for Bukele and 2027.

Nicaragua leads the world in primary forest loss. Chinese mining now covers 10% of its land — including protected reserves and Indigenous territory.

Four Salvadoran troops are missing after Haiti gangs destroyed their armored vehicle, dealing the UN-backed Gang Suppression Force its worst blow yet.

Anti-corruption lawyer Solórzano Foppa was killed in Guatemala City. The only suspects walked free in 24 hours. Here’s what his death means.

Brussels summit with a call for more energy measures but no binding plan as €106B in fuel costs and record-low gas reserves converge.

Interpol’s Madre Tierra VIII nets 233 arrests, exposes 60,000 hectares of deforestation and links Amazon gold mines to corporate networks worldwide.

A new tropical wave swept Puerto Rico Wednesday after flash flood warnings this week. Here’s what NWS forecasters say about risks and Tropical Storm Isaías.

Costa Rica’s president confirms 200+ police officers under narco probe while a scandal over a U.S.-wanted fugitive at her victory party deepens.

Maduro faces a June 2027 narco-terrorism trial, a $314M Miami torture judgment, and a Brooklyn civil suit by Venezuelan victims’ families.