Pirate Wire Services

Home
Chat
PWS Español
Archive
About
U.S. Elections are dominating the news cycle: here are the stories you missed this week in LATAM
The Trump/Bukele breakup, an uncontacted and endangered Indigenous community in Peru, a scandal over racism in Argentina and the latest on the Darien…
 • 
Joshua Collins
1
Elections in Venezuela are a genuine threat to Maduro: but that might not matter
Even longtime allies have abandoned him, but no matter what happens, Maduro is unlikely to simply walk away
 • 
Joshua Collins
Petro's war of words with press freedom groups stokes worries
Colombia is among the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists— a disinformation campaign against their protectors inspired international…
 • 
Joshua Collins
2
Most Popular
View all
Ecuador goes to "War" against crime, but will it work?
 • Joshua Collins
Gentrification Spurs Cocaine Surge in Medellín
 • Joshua Collins
4
7 Years of Covering Colombia has taught me one thing— Peace is messy
 • Joshua Collins
3
U.S Foreign Policy a key factor in record numbers risking their lives in the Darien Gap
 • Joshua Collins
3
Colombia’s cocaine market has collapsed, say farmers
 • Joshua Collins
4
A Scandal in Colombia with an unlikely origin now threatens Petro's administration
 • Joshua Collins
U.S. Border Enforcement Goes Global
Coming soon to a country near you
 • 
Joshua Collins
2
Left for Dead in the Darien Gap
Nohemi Yanez left Venezuela with hopes of building a better life. She has been missing for over a month.
 • 
Tim O’Farrell
Petro isn't having much more luck than his predecessors in peace-building
Less than a third of promised investments have arrived to conflict zones, and affected communities are losing patience
 • 
Joshua Collins
2
Milei wants to erase the crimes of Argentina’s dictatorship
“Groups created to investigate crimes against humanity never thought they would ‘have to prove there was a genocide in Argentina all over again,’”
 • 
Joshua Collins
5
Chiquita Brands found liable in U.S. courts for paying Colombian death squads
A civil suit brought by families in the U.S. brings dark new details to light in the decades-long court case
 • 
Joshua Collins
1
Chiquita Brands already admitted to paying Colombian death squads: now victims get their day in court
A civil suit brought by families in the U.S. brings dark new details to light in the decades-long court case
 • 
Joshua Collins
7
The Bukele Clones are not faring well
Copycat crackdowns by security forces in Honduras and Ecuador have failed to reduce growing criminality
 • 
Joshua Collins
2
Pirate Wire Services
Pirate Wire Services
Frontlines Indy journalism on Latin America
Recommendations
Latin American Insider
Latin American Insider
Paolo Manzo
CrashOut by Ioan Grillo
CrashOut by Ioan Grillo
Ioan Grillo
The Border Chronicle
The Border Chronicle
The Border Chronicle
Latin America Risk Report
Latin America Risk Report
Boz

Pirate Wire Services

AboutArchiveRecommendationsSitemap
© 2024 The Pirate Wire Services Crew
Privacy ∙ Terms ∙ Collection notice
Start WritingGet the app
Substack is the home for great culture