Will Mexico City’s Teacher Protests Hit Your World Cup Trip?
Mexico City's teachers voted to keep striking through World Cup week. What the protests mean for your airport run —...
June 9, 2026Topic
safety
Mexico’s Teacher Standoff Hits the World Cup Clock
Mexico's government made its first pension offer to striking teachers, and the union rejected it — six days before the...
June 5, 2026
Colombia’s June 21 Runoff: A Guide for Expats
Colombia's June 21 presidential runoff pits Abelardo De la Espriella against Iván Cepeda. What expats in Bogotá should expect on...
June 5, 2026
Safety in Mexico for Expats: A Practical Guide (2026)
Safety in Mexico for expats without the hysteria: state-by-state reality, the risks that actually matter, and the habits residents swear...
June 4, 2026
Mérida Flooding: What Residents Need to Know
Mérida flooding: 436.7 mm of rain in a week suspended city life. What happened, what authorities are doing, and the...
June 4, 2026
Chile’s Plan Retorno, Explained for Expats
Chile Plan Retorno explained: the 180-day voluntary-departure window, waived fines, the legal way back - and why documented expats are...
June 4, 2026
Mexico City Teacher Protests: What Expats Should Know
Mexico City teacher protests escalate a week before the World Cup: what the 12,000-strong camp wants, which areas to avoid,...
June 4, 2026
Peru Votes Sunday: What the Runoff Means for Expats
Peru's election runoff is Sunday June 7: a three-point Fujimori-Sanchez race with extortion as the ballot issue. What expats in...
June 4, 2026
Behind Lima’s Averted Strike: a Transport Extortion Crisis
Lima's transport strike was called off, but the extortion crisis behind it remains. Here's what Lima transport extortion means for...
June 3, 2026