Americas
‘A bit of hope’: Chile legalizes same-sex marriage
Vote seen as a blow to conservative presidential candidate José Antonio Kast, who won majority of votes in November’s first round
Charis McGowan in Santiago
07, Dec, 2021 @9:35 PM
Marianela Núñez: ‘What lockdown taught me, one more time, is that dance is my true passion’
The Royal Ballet’s phenomenal principal dancer was the fixed star at the heart of an extraordinary year for the company
Sarah Crompton
07, Dec, 2021 @1:00 PM
Colombian family win award for world’s best cookbook
Mother-and-daughter team scoop gong at Gourmand awards in Paris for volume of traditional leaf-wrapped recipes
Emma Graham-Harrison
05, Dec, 2021 @10:30 AM
Tourists bask on a battlefield as drug gangs fight over Mexican resort town
Tulum, the jewel of the Mayan Riviera, is in danger of going the way of Acapulco, another once glamorous resort now overwhelmed by drug violence
Mattha Busby in Tulum
05, Dec, 2021 @10:00 AM
The Last Matinee review – carnage in the aisles in cinema-set giallo-style horror
Maximiliano Contenti’s slasher flick attempts to unpick voyeurism but lacks the sophistication of others in the genre
Phil Hoad
05, Dec, 2021 @9:27 AM
The Guardian view on Barbados and the Queen: it has moved on. Can Britain? | Editorial
Editorial: The country became the world’s newest republic this week. While Britain is still racked by arguments over empire, others have already passed judgment
Editorial
03, Dec, 2021 @6:24 PM
‘Heartbreaking’ clean-up of animal corpses as Canada floodwaters ebb
Floods and landslides in British Columbia devastated livestock in ‘easily the costliest natural disaster in Canada’s history’
Leyland Cecco in Toronto
03, Dec, 2021 @5:21 PM
Mia Mottley: Barbados’ first female leader on a mission to transform island
Alongside cutting ties to the monarchy, new PM believes the region represents an untapped civilisation
Michael Safi in Bridgetown
03, Dec, 2021 @1:26 PM
Remain in Mexico: migrants face deadly peril as Biden restores Trump policy
The US has struck a deal with Mexico to make asylum seekers wait south side of the border while their applications are processed
David Agren in Mexico City
03, Dec, 2021 @10:00 AM
Chilean environmental activist who opposed dam projects found dead
Javiera Rojas remembered as ‘an emblematic activist who was dedicated to the process of resistance’
Charis McGowan in Santiago
02, Dec, 2021 @9:07 PM
Plans to mine Ecuador forest violate rights of nature, court rules
Landmark ruling says mining permits issued in Los Cedros protected area breach Ecuador’s constitution
Patrick Greenfield
02, Dec, 2021 @5:40 PM
‘They can’t silence us’: the female lawyers defending Colombia’s environment
Legal team faces daily threats in its work to protect ecosystems from mining, displaced families from landowners and indigenous groups from oil companies
Genevieve Glatsky in Bucaramanga
02, Dec, 2021 @10:00 AM
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