Mexico's Truckers Are Still on the Highways — But the Ceasefire Opened a Door
Mexico's truckers blockade, sparked partly by fuel price spikes from the Iran war, enters day three with new ceasefire data changing the government's calculations.
Lucia Vega
Bureau: São Paulo
Cuba's Grid Is at 60 Percent — The Ceasefire Won't Fix That
Cuba's power grid has collapsed three times in March and still operates well below capacity; Tuesday's ceasefire does nothing to address the US oil blockade that caused the crisis.
Brazil Is Watching the Ceasefire Through the Price of Soy
Brazil is a net oil exporter and cares less about Hormuz than India does — but Brazilian soy farmers, fertilizer importers, and freight operators have all absorbed the war's second-order effects, and.