March 31, 2017 New York drug case opens window on dark period for Honduras A case unfolding in a lower Manhattan courtroom has caused political tremors in Honduras, seeming to confirm long-held suspicions that corruption at the highest levels of government helped turn the Central American country into a violent epicenter of the drug trade at the start of this decade.
March 30, 2017 Mexico City metro installs 'penis seat' to stop sexual harassment of women In a mysterious PSA that has gone viral alongside the hashtag #NoEsDeHombres, a special “penis seat” has been installed on Mexico City’s No. 7 line train under a sign that reads “Exclusive for Men.”
March 30, 2017 Amnesty International worried about 'El Chapo' jail conditions in New York Amnesty International says it's worried about how U.S. jailers are treating Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
March 30, 2017 Al Jazeera reporters attacked in northern Mexico while working drug-related story The journalists had their vehicle, gear and cell phones taken, but they were not harmed
March 30, 2017 Venezuela opposition calls on military to intervene after 'coup' ruling Government-stacked court argues that congress is in contempt of court for swearing in three lawmakers accused of fraud.
March 30, 2017 Vigilante Groups Take Up Arms Against Drug Cartels In Western Mexico Vigilante groups in Mexico have given the federal government a very public headache, since they're violent yet ultimately have the same goal in mind: to take away power from the cartels.
March 30, 2017 'Affluenza' ruling inflames Mexico as alleged rapist walks free The judge said there is no evidence to support that act was carried out "for the purpose of copulation."
March 30, 2017 About 2,000 corpses in cemetery swept away by landslides in Peru's Trujillo The area affected by the incident will be cleaned to protect people from bacterial illness.
March 29, 2017 Man who was once world's most obese patient readies for weight-loss surgery Juan Pedro is expected to lose up to 50 percent of his remaining weight in the next six months.
March 29, 2017 DACA recipient with alleged gang ties to be released from detention center Daniel Ramirez, the first so-called Dreamer arrested during the Trump Administration, has been granted bond and could be released from detention as early as Wednesday.
