Sinaloa Governor Steps Down Amid Trafficking Charges

Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya temporarily steps down amid US accusations of ties to Sinaloa Cartel. He denies charges, calling them politically motivated. Mexican President Sheinbaum demands evidence before action.

Brazil Faces Aging Population Fiscal Pressures

Brazilian government warns aging population will quadruple pension deficit by 2100, requiring R$121 billion more for healthcare by 2036, while education spending could decrease R$30.2 billion due to declining youth population.

Truffle Hunters Risk Lives in Syrian Minefields

In Syria's Deir El-Zour region, truffle hunters risk death from landmines and armed groups to collect truffles worth up to $50/kg, their main survival income.