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Tensions between Washington and Caracas surged after the U.S. sank three vessels tied to drug smuggling. President Trump says land strikes could follow, raising stakes in the region’s anti-narcotics campaign.
The White House remains upbeat after November’s stronger-than-expected job gains, but over 100,000 federal layoffs temper optimism and highlight employer caution.
China’s green tech is powering the world’s largest urban solar project in Mexico City, highlighting both the promise and hurdles of renewable energy.
Last week’s US seizure of a Venezuelan-bound oil tanker has reignited fears of past interventions in Latin America, raising questions for markets, travelers, and the diaspora.
Floodwaters in western Washington are receding, but forecasters warn more rain could send rivers rising again. Cleanup is underway as flood watches remain in effect.
Chancay port in Peru celebrates its first anniversary this December, becoming the top hub for agricultural exports to the Chinese mainland.
Colombia is leading a green transit revolution in 2025, rolling out fully electric buses to cut emissions and build a local industry through technology transfer led by the Chinese mainland.
Mexico City hosted a landmark forum where Mexico and the Chinese mainland explored deeper cooperation as bilateral trade hit record highs ahead of 2026 negotiations.
Leaders from public and private sectors met on December 16 in Nairobi for the 2025 Sustainable Business Leaders Forum, setting new standards for green leadership.
The EU plans to soften its 2035 zero-emissions car rule to a 90% CO2 cut, letting hybrids and low-carbon fuels stay in the game.