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Sudan's fuel crisis is a dollar shortage, not an oil shortage, and it is reshaping who controls supply, prices and humanitarian access.
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El Buki brings his Gratitud tour to Medellín the day after Thanksgiving.
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Kenya is a US major non-NATO ally that also borrows from China and courts the Gulf, Europe and India.
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Ten neighbours, 16,885 km of border, a shared dam and a new road to the Pacific: how Brazil's frontiers shape trade, migration and politics in South America.
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Two state energy giants, a central bank and a few families run Mexico's economy.
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How Morocco balances Washington, Europe, the Gulf, China and Russia, and why it judges every partnership by one issue: Western Sahara.
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Rio Times · USA & Canada Intelligence Brief October 5, 2026 — Quebec votes on a possible 2029 sovereignty referendum; Parliament returns to Bill C-39 and a stalled trade file; Six Nations opens a land and trust-funds trial in Toronto.
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Luis Caputo told Argentine business leaders that taxes may fall another 1% of GDP next year, while a full overhaul waits until after 2027.
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A Mexican committee backed fines of 50% to 100% of cargo value on fuel importers who file false papers; the full chamber votes next.
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Private-sector economists polled by Banxico now expect Mexico to grow 1.4% in 2026, up from 1.3%, and see inflation easing to 3.87%.
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President De la Espriella ordered Colombia to scrap a 0.29% gasoline rise for October, and the state will cover about US$2.5 million.
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President De la Espriella plans a Sucre special zone for a green aluminum complex worth US$4.8 to US$5.2 billion, but no financing is confirmed.
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Colombia's military and police offensive brought arrests in five regions on 4 October, as drones and gunmen hit a police station in El Peñol, Nariño.
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A Mexico City shooting killed a man and wounded Débora Sáenz, ex-director of IMSS sports trust FIDEIMSS.
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Sonora exports reached US$8.52 billion in the second quarter of 2026, a state record, as mining sales doubled while factory shipments barely grew.
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Mexico's Defence Ministry sent 500 soldiers and National Guard troops to five Tamaulipas border towns in Operation Mirror, matching a US build-up in Texas.
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The Esmeraldas floods push Ecuador's coastal city into a local emergency, while a hailstorm floods a Quito Metro station and key underpasses.
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Mexico neighbours define its trade, migration and water future, from the US border to Guatemala and Belize, and what that means for foreign readers.
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October 2026 in Mérida brings Oktoberfest Yucatán, big concerts at Foro GNP Seguros and the Festival de las Ánimas with its Catrinas parade.
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October 2026 in Buenos Aires features Iron Maiden, David Bisbal, the Puro Diseño design fair, MUBI Fest and the Tecweek innovation festival.
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Brazil's Congress from 2027: Bolsonaro's PL wins 121 of 513 lower-house seats and a projected 28 of 81 senators before the 25 October runoff.
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Brazil's governors map after the 4 October vote: a record 20 states decided outright, Moro wins Paraná, and seven states hold runoffs on 25 October.
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Argentina's Javier Milei hailed Flávio Bolsonaro's first-round Brazil election lead and offered closer ties.
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Former Lima mayor Rafael López Aliaga ran as first councillor.
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Flávio Bolsonaro called his first-round lead the end of the PT era.
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Chile's ex-president Gabriel Boric says the US-led Escudo de las Américas breaks with the country's foreign-policy principles, and answers Frei.
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Bolivia attorney general pick José Urioste waits for his oath after Vice President Edmand Lara questioned the removal of Roger Mariaca.
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Day five of Rio's film festival brings a Cannes prize-winner to the Cine Odeon, free screenings and industry panels.
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At 60.55% counted, López Aliaga's list leads Lima by 0.26 points over Allison.
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Soledad Núñez leads Colorado Camilo Pérez by 5,024 votes in Asunción at 99.92% counted, while the Colorados hold most towns.
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Fluminense–Palmeiras and Estudiantes–Flamengo have confirmed semifinal dates for the 2026 Copa Libertadores.
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Your São Paulo Daily Brief for Monday, October 5, 2026: weather, open venues, markets, sport and what to do today in the city.
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Rio today Oct 5: beaches, Santa Teresa culture and a calm market mood carry the Monday.
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Latin America mood: Brazil's runoff shock, Mexico's cosmetic-surgery bill, Chile's gold seizure and Bessent's backing for Argentina.
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Weak US jobs data cools Fed rate-hike bets as oil stays above $100.
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LATAM Pre-Open: oil above US$100 keeps pressure on importers as softer US jobs data lifts risk.
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Brazil's B3 opens Monday with the presidential runoff ahead and Selic bets in focus.
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Peru neighbours span Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, Bolivia and Chile.
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Gambia explained: a river-shaped West African republic of about 2.7 million people, with tourism, remittances and a young democracy.
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October 2026 in Marrakech includes the Rencontres de la Photographie, the Marrakech Air Show, La Kéchoise and the Folklore Days.
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Santiago's October 2026 calendar spans free university arts, open-air electronic music, opera at Teatro Municipal and two Iron Maiden stadium nights.
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October 2026 in Accra offers the Ghana Theatre Festival finale, a week-long kizomba gathering and several international education and business fairs.
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October in Bogotá brings free orchestral concerts, Rock al Parque's 30th anniversary, SOFA at Corferias, Hip Hop al Parque and Enrique Bunbury.
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The 13th Gagasi FM Beach Fest takes over Moses Mabhida People’s Park in Durban, South Africa, on Saturday 5 December 2026, with tickets from about US$21.
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October 2026 in Nairobi spans dancehall, film, theatre, rugby and a dog festival, with events across Westlands, Gigiri and the city centre.
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Deep Purple’s only announced Brazilian show of this tour is at Suhai Music Hall in São Paulo on Saturday 5 December 2026, with tickets from about US$88.
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October 2026 in Medellín packs in Altavoz, EDC Colombia, Ritvales and tango centenary events, with concerts and family opera across the city.
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The four governments of the Kingdom of the Netherlands will meet for the first Kingdom Summit in Sint Maarten on 17 and 18 November 2026, each presenting a State of the Nation and naming areas for closer cooperation.
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Four people were killed and four injured in a shooting at Green Hill, outside Kingstown.
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A Uruguay drug prosecutor refused to let former National Party senator Jorge Gandini see the Operation Trazador file, saying he is neither a suspect nor a victim.