Venezuela’s acting president is systematically removing the judges who enforced Nicolás Maduro’s authoritarian rule — replacing them with loyalists of her own. This latest purge is the most significant restructuring of Venezuelan institutional power since the end of Maduro
Colombia’s president is in Caracas — the first foreign leader to visit post-Maduro Venezuela. Border security, energy & most volatile frontier in South America are on the table
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Venezuela’s financial rehabilitation moved faster this week than at any point since January. The IMF is back. Sanctions on state banks were lifted. Rodríguez thanked Trump by name. And a man with a $15 million U.S. bounty was quietly installed in the Cabinet. Here’s a complete breakdown
Venezuela’s acting president is systematically removing the judges who enforced Nicolás Maduro’s authoritarian rule — replacing them with loyalists of her own. This latest purge is the most significant restructuring of Venezuelan institutional power since the end of Maduro
A U.S. government plane landed in Havana for the first time since the Obama-era, and Trump promises “new dawn for Cuba” as new polls show 79% of South Florida's Cubans support military intervention. Here’s the full picture
Peru is on its ninth president in a decade. A $3.5 billion U.S. arms deal just collapsed the cabinet. The election count is still disputed & a presidential runoff is six weeks away. This is what a decade of institutional collapse looks like in real time
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin emerges as likely replacement as president expresses dissatisfaction with Justice Department’s performance; Todd Blanche named acting A.G.
Washington & Tehran agreed to stop shooting at each other on Tuesday. By Wednesday morning, Israel launched strikes on Beirut. The Strait of Hormuz remained closed. Islamabad talks begin Saturday. This is where things stand
Haiti has become the worst humanitarian crisis in the Western Hemisphere. Gangs control its capital. The nation is ungovernable. Foreign forces are on its soil. And yet its national team has qualified for the World Cup for only the second time in history. This is a real story
A bombshell WSJ investigation compared the PCC to the Sicilian mob and called it a global cocaine superpower. In Brazil, the reaction was volcanic — and in Washington, the timing could not be more loaded
A fatal accident returning from a drug lab raid in Chihuahua has confirmed what Mexico’s government had publicly denied: CIA officers were operating inside the country
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