Mexico

CIA Enlisted Chihuahua Prosecutor The FBI Was Investigating — Now He’s a Mexican Fugitive

Sociedad Media Now

Sociedad Media Now: LATAM’s Infant Mortality Rates By Country; Argentina: Poverty On The Rise, Growth Slows

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— Dallas Eric McCluskey

South America

Widow of Miguel Uribe Turbay Says $1.5 Million From Venezuela Financed Husband’s Assassination, Points To Maduro

María Claudia Tarazona, widow of assassinated Colombian senator Miguel Uribe Turbay blames Maduro for late-husand’s killing. Prosecutors have publicly attributed the crime to the Segunda Marquetalia, a FARC dissident group

Cuba

Trump Wants To “Get Cuba Done” Before Leaving Office & Would Consider Military Force

By Dionys Duroc Nov 14, 2026

Miami Politics

Miami’s Three House Seats Stay Red, But By Slim Margins

By Sociedad Media Nov 13, 2026

Democracy

After Peña: Paraguay’s Democracy Faces Test as Alliana Takes Power

Paraguay removes President Santiago Peña, order him held in pretrial detention within two days, a rapid test of the nation’s institutions. With Colorado Party ally Pedro Alliana in power, the question is whether accountability reaches beyond one man

By Sociedad Media Nov 9, 2026 6 min read

Democracy

Paraguay’s Ousted President Peña Detained, Due Before Prosecutors Saturday as Alliana is Sworn in

Santiago Peña spent Friday night in custody at his Asunción home hours after the Senate removed him over the Ueno Bank collapse. Prosecutors say he must appear Saturday, while Pedro Alliana takes over as president

By Sociedad Media 2 min read

Paraguay’s Ousted President Peña Detained, Due Before Prosecutors Saturday as Alliana is Sworn in

Viral Clips

Brutal Robbery Attempt Caught On Camera in Guatemala City as Violence Returns to Spotlight

By Sociedad Media 3 min read

Viral Clips

Priest Dies in Ecuador After Cross Falls During Live-Streamed Mass

By Sociedad Media 1 min read

Viral Clips

2025 Footage Of Peru Taskforce Shootout Of Carjacking Gang Goes Viral Across the Hemisphere

By Sociedad Media 2 min read

Viral Clips

Man Escapes Fiery Death On Highway Corridor In Mexico

By Sociedad Media 2 min read

Viral Clips

Brazil’s Lula Makes Disturbing Claims On Prostate Cancer During Rally, Insists Women “Take ***** When Young”

By Sociedad Media 3 min read

Viral Clips

Chicago Bears Hire Mariachi Band To Perform U.S. National Anthem On Monday Night Football

By Sociedad Media 2 min read

Miami News

Miami Politics

Miami’s Three House Seats Stay Red, But By Slim Margins

Reps. María Elvira Salazar, Mario Díaz-Balart & Carlos Giménez all won re-election, but Salazar’s race was decided by about 1,100 votes & Díaz-Balart’s by under a point. The results show Miami-Dade’s Latino voters swinging toward Democrats

By Sociedad Media Nov 13, 2026 3 min read

Miami Politics

Giménez Wins in Miami-Dade as Díaz-Balart & Salazar Hold Razor-Thin Leads

Republican Carlos Giménez won re-election in Miami-Dade’s CD-28, but no winner announced for CD-26 or CD-27. Mario Díaz-Balart and María Elvira Salazar lead by narrow margins in preliminary counts

By Sociedad Media 1 min read

Giménez Wins in Miami-Dade as Díaz-Balart & Salazar Hold Razor-Thin Leads

Venezuela

Venezuela’s New Foreign Minister Promises Elections Open to All Parties, But Sets No Date

By Dionys Duroc 3 min read

Venezuela

Rubio Meets Venezuela’s Foreign Minister as U.S. Presses For Progress On Election Preparations

By Sociedad Media 2 min read

Venezuela

Rubio Says Venezuela’s Election System Must Be Replaced Before a Credible Vote

By Dionys Duroc 3 min read

Venezuela

Delcy Rodríguez Says Machado Return a “Show,” Denies Political Persecution

By Sociedad Media 3 min read

Venezuela

Machado Arrives in Caracas to Huge Crowds. What Does it Mean For Democracy in Venezuela?

By Sociedad Media 4 min read

Venezuela

María Corina Machado Returns to Venezuela, Testing Rodríguez Government & U.S.-Backed Transition Talks

By Sociedad Media 3 min read

Venezuela

Maikel Moreno & Tareck El Aissami: Who Could Be the Next Ones Extradited to the U.S.

By Sociedad Media 4 min read

Venezuela

Alex Saab Associate Álvaro Pulido Extracted By DEA From Caracas Prison, Sent to Miami

By Sociedad Media 3 min read

Venezuela Subscribers only

Rubio Backs Figuera Before New Venezuela Transition Talks

By Sociedad Media 3 min read

Cuba

Trump Wants To “Get Cuba Done” Before Leaving Office & Would Consider Military Force

By Dionys Duroc 2 min read

Cuba

Analyst Dossier Alleges Cuba’s Military Conglomerate GAESA Uses Private Firms to Tap U.S. Fuel Market

By Sociedad Media 2 min read

Cuba

Rubio Calls On Cubans to Partner With CIA as Trump Warns U.S. Will “Take Care” Of Regime After Iran

By Dionys Duroc 3 min read

Cuba Subscribers only

U.S. Seizes Fuel Bound for Cuba as Talks Remain Unclear

By Sociedad Media 3 min read

Cuba

Protester Ariel Limias Leyva Detained in Cuba, Transferred to State Security Prison After Demonstration

By Sociedad Media 3 min read

Cuba

Pentagon Weighs Military Options for Cuba as Rubio's Diplomatic Push Stalls

By Dionys Duroc 3 min read

Cuba

U.S. Targets Cuba’s Nickel Industry & Military Research Arm in Latest Sanctions Round

By Dionys Duroc 4 min read

Cuba

Cuba’s President Issues 9/11 Commemoration, Accuses U.S. Government Of “State Terrorism”

By Dionys Duroc 3 min read

Cuba

Longtime Foreign Minister Hints at Resignation as Cuba’s Regime Dismisses Political Change

By Sociedad Media 4 min read

Nuevo Miami

How is Immigration Impacting Miami’s Latino Republicans Ahead of the Midterms? What We Know

Hispanic voters still anchor Miami-Dade’s Republican registration edge, but immigration enforcement is straining the GOP in a House seat and the governor and Senate races

By Sociedad Media Oct 9, 2026

Nuevo Miami

Inside the FBI’s Widening Investigation Into Argentina’s Fútbol Federation & Its South Florida Money Trail

Nuevo Miami

Colombia Inaugurates a New President in Cali. Miami’s Colombian Community Has Been Celebrating Since June

Security

Mexico Arrests Suspected Sinaloa Cartel Chief Wanted By U.S. & Tied to Migrant Kidnapping Network

Mexican forces arrest alias “Beto Leyva” in Tijuana, described by officials as top brass of Sinaloa Cartel faction with a federal warrant from the U.S. & accused of running a migrant smuggling & kidnapping network

By Sociedad Media Nov 11, 2026 2 min read

Security

De la Espriella, Clad in Military Fatigues, Confronts Alleged FARC Dissidents After Catatumbo Operation

President Abelardo De la Espriella appears armed in military fatigues in Cúcuta to confront alleged FARC dissidents captured in Operation NOAH. Critics say the staging sends the wrong signal, while allies argue the hardline approach is necessary

Security

Ecuador Reports More Than 2,000 Detentions in First Week Of Coastal Curfew

Ecuador’s Interior Ministry says 2,292 people were detained during the first week of the fourth curfew of 2026 in five coastal provinces as the Noboa government continues anti-gang crackdown

Security

Colombia Arrests Mexican Federal Judge Wanted By U.S. Over Alleged Ties To Cartel Network

Colombian police detain Mexican federal judge Luis Benítez Alcántara at Bogotá’s airport on U.S. extradition request. Prosecutors accuse him of taking US$2 million bribe to free the second in command of Ryan Wedding’s drug network

Security

Venezuelan Strike On ELN Camp Kills at Least 19 On Colombian Border; U.S. Role Reported But Unconfirmed

Venezuelan strike on ELN camp in Apure state kills at least 19 people, according to local reporting. U.S. officials tell The New York Times the operation used U.S. intelligence & drones, but no government has confirmed the strike or a possible U.S. role

Brazil

Lula’s Fourth Term: What Brazil’s Contested Election Means For Democracy, The Region & U.S. Ties

Lula’s fourth-term victory returns the left to lead Latin America’s largest economy, even as his opponent, Flávio Bolsonaro contests results & flees to the U.S. Here’s a look at what it means for Brazilian democracy, the region & relations with Washington

By Dionys Duroc Nov 2, 2026 5 min read

Brazil

Flávio Bolsonaro Flees Brazil For The U.S. After Missing Passport Surrender Deadline Following Election Defeat

Senator Flávio Bolsonaro misses deadline to surrender his passports & is reportedly on a flight to the U.S., according to Brazilian media citing Federal Police sources. Officials have not confirmed it, and Argentine authorities say he did not enter Argentina

Brazil

BRAZIL HEADS TO POLLS FOR NEXT PRESIDENT: What to Know About the Race & Washington’s Watching Eye

Brazil votes October 4 in a tight presidential race between Lula & Flávio Bolsonaro likely headed to an October 25 runoff. Here’s what we should know

Brazil

U.S., Australia, U.K. & Canada Suspend Consular Services in Brazil Two Days Before Presidential Election

U.S. & Australia suspend all consular services in Brazil two days before Sunday’s presidential election, citing security concerns following a bomb scare near Supreme Court

Brazil

Brazil’s Economy Is Growing. But It Is Not Being Felt By Voters Heading Into Election

Brazil’s economy shows growth, but persistent inflation & fiscal strain have voters unconvinced ahead of October 4. Lula leads first-round polls, but runoff simulations against Flávio Bolsonaro are tied within the margin of error

Mexico

CIA Enlisted Chihuahua Prosecutor The FBI Was Investigating — Now He’s a Mexican Fugitive

The NYT reports the CIA partnered with Chihuahua prosecutor the FBI had reportedly been investigating for alleged cartel ties. He now faces an arrest warrant in Mexico, and his former boss has been charged with treason

By Sociedad Media Nov 12, 2026

Mexico

Sheinbaum Calls Texas Claim to Nine Rio Grande Islands an “Electoral Issue”

Mexico

Sheinbaum Draws Red Line: Mexico Will Not Accept U.S. Military Operations on Its Soil

Immigration

From the Archive

Security

Mexico Arrests Suspected Sinaloa Cartel Chief Wanted By U.S. & Tied to Migrant Kidnapping Network

By Sociedad Media Nov 11, 2026

Security

De la Espriella, Clad in Military Fatigues, Confronts Alleged FARC Dissidents After Catatumbo Operation

By Sociedad Media Nov 11, 2026

Security

Ecuador Reports More Than 2,000 Detentions in First Week Of Coastal Curfew

By Sociedad Media Nov 11, 2026

Sociedad Media Now

Sociedad Media Now: U.S. On D.R. Closure Of Chinese Factory; Exxon Signs Deal With Caracas & Crossfire in Haiti Over El Salvador’s Combat Operations

By Sociedad Media Nov 10, 2026

Americas

State Department Officials Undermine Washington’s Support For El Salvador’s Haiti Operations

By Sociedad Media Nov 10, 2026

Business

Exxon Signs Preliminary Pact With Venezuela’s PDVSA, a Return After Almost Two Decades

By Sociedad Media Nov 10, 2026

Caribbean

U.S. Praises Dominican Republic For Shutting Down Chinese-Run Cardboard Factory

By Sociedad Media Nov 10, 2026

South America

Colombia’s Ex-President Petro Under Supreme Court Investigation Over Alleged Contracts-For-Sex Scheme

By Sociedad Media Nov 9, 2026

840 stories

Widow of Miguel Uribe Turbay Says $1.5 Million From Venezuela Financed Husband’s Assassination, Points To Maduro

Trump Wants To “Get Cuba Done” Before Leaving Office & Would Consider Military Force

Miami’s Three House Seats Stay Red, But By Slim Margins

Why Has Latin America Gone Right?

Costa Rica: How a State With No Army Looks to Wage War Against Crime

Peru Drafts Student Expulsions, Dress Codes in Major Public School Reforms

Peru’s Show-Of-Force, Fujimori Creates Joint Command to Combat Organized Crime

After Peña: Paraguay’s Democracy Faces Test as Alliana Takes Power

After Peña: Paraguay’s Democracy Faces Test as Alliana Takes Power

Paraguay’s Ousted President Peña Detained, Due Before Prosecutors Saturday as Alliana is Sworn in

Bolivia’s Chamber of Deputies Descends Into Chaos, Opposition to Block President’s Agenda

Brazil’s Lula Wins Presidential Fourth Term, Bolsonaro Claims Federal Police Request Passports

Venezuela’s Opposition Rallies Behind Machado as She Says Washington Left Her Out Of Talks

Brutal Robbery Attempt Caught On Camera in Guatemala City as Violence Returns to Spotlight

Priest Dies in Ecuador After Cross Falls During Live-Streamed Mass

2025 Footage Of Peru Taskforce Shootout Of Carjacking Gang Goes Viral Across the Hemisphere

Man Escapes Fiery Death On Highway Corridor In Mexico

Brazil’s Lula Makes Disturbing Claims On Prostate Cancer During Rally, Insists Women “Take ***** When Young”

Chicago Bears Hire Mariachi Band To Perform U.S. National Anthem On Monday Night Football

Cuban-Born Woman Loses U.S. Citizenship Over Role in Miami-Dade Casino Laundering Scheme

Florida Issues Arrest Warrant for Raúl Castro in 1996 Brothers to the Rescue Shootdown

Miami-Dade Commissioners Raise Metrorail & Bus Fares — First Increase in 13 Years

South Beach Ranked Among Top 20 Best Beaches in the Americas

Former Congressman David Rivera Sentenced to 10 Years For Secretly Working for Venezuelan Government

Brazilian Man Arrested in Kendall, Miami For Dressing as ICE Agent at Brazil Voting Station

Ken Griffin’s $3 Billion Gift Brings Carnegie Mellon to Miami — What it Means For the City

“Have My Baby in Miami”: The Miami Doctor at the Center of Congress’s Birth Tourism Crackdown

Kenya Helicopter Crash Kills 7 — Ecuador Intel Chief, Wife, Miami Food Restauranteur & Telemundo Exec On Board

Miami’s Three House Seats Stay Red, But By Slim Margins

Miami’s Three House Seats Stay Red, But By Slim Margins

Giménez Wins in Miami-Dade as Díaz-Balart & Salazar Hold Razor-Thin Leads

Miami-Dade Early Voting — 2026 Midterms: Will Immigration Hurt GOP in South Florida?

Old Fidel Castro Interview Resurfaces in Attack Ad Against Miami Rep. María Elvira Salazar

Doral Mayor Christi Fraga Faces Mounting Scrutiny Over City’s ICE Agreement

Venezuela’s New Foreign Minister Promises Elections Open to All Parties, But Sets No Date

Rubio Meets Venezuela’s Foreign Minister as U.S. Presses For Progress On Election Preparations

Rubio Says Venezuela’s Election System Must Be Replaced Before a Credible Vote

Delcy Rodríguez Says Machado Return a “Show,” Denies Political Persecution

Machado Arrives in Caracas to Huge Crowds. What Does it Mean For Democracy in Venezuela?

María Corina Machado Returns to Venezuela, Testing Rodríguez Government & U.S.-Backed Transition Talks

Maikel Moreno & Tareck El Aissami: Who Could Be the Next Ones Extradited to the U.S.

Alex Saab Associate Álvaro Pulido Extracted By DEA From Caracas Prison, Sent to Miami

Rubio Backs Figuera Before New Venezuela Transition Talks

Economy ›

Argentina’s Poverty Rate Rises Again as Growth Slows, Jobs Weaken & Inflation Stalls

South America’s Economic Outlook 2026: What the IMF Expects, Country By Country

How Colombia’s Fiscal Crisis Ballooned, and the Government’s Plan to Contain it

Argentina Poverty Down Since Milei, But Rising Again

Latin America is Racing to Become Data-Center Hub. Will the Boom Pay Off?

Society ›

Latin America’s Infant Mortality Rates, Country By Country: Who Has Improved Most & Who Still Struggles

Why Has Latin America Gone Right?

Peru Drafts Student Expulsions, Dress Codes in Major Public School Reforms

Mexico Named Top Tourist Destination In Latin America For 2025

Ecuador Records 400+ Femicides in 2025 — Its Deadliest Year. Most Are Linked To Organized Crime

Culture ›

President Milei Bids Farewell to Pope Leo XIV From Argentina After Visit Draws Millions

The Island That Produces Kentucky Derby Champions: How Puerto Rico Became the World’s Greatest Jockey Factory

Shakira Drops World Cup Anthem as Colombian’s In Miami Get Ready for Summer

Pablo Escobar Brought Four Hippos to Colombia — 40 Years Later, the State is Killing 80 Descendants

Father of Argentine Lawyer Mocks Brazil in Racist Gesture & Calls Out Milei Government Hours After Daughter’s Release

Trump Wants To “Get Cuba Done” Before Leaving Office & Would Consider Military Force

Analyst Dossier Alleges Cuba’s Military Conglomerate GAESA Uses Private Firms to Tap U.S. Fuel Market

Rubio Calls On Cubans to Partner With CIA as Trump Warns U.S. Will “Take Care” Of Regime After Iran

U.S. Seizes Fuel Bound for Cuba as Talks Remain Unclear

Protester Ariel Limias Leyva Detained in Cuba, Transferred to State Security Prison After Demonstration

Pentagon Weighs Military Options for Cuba as Rubio's Diplomatic Push Stalls

U.S. Targets Cuba’s Nickel Industry & Military Research Arm in Latest Sanctions Round

Cuba’s President Issues 9/11 Commemoration, Accuses U.S. Government Of “State Terrorism”

Longtime Foreign Minister Hints at Resignation as Cuba’s Regime Dismisses Political Change

How is Immigration Impacting Miami’s Latino Republicans Ahead of the Midterms? What We Know

Inside the FBI’s Widening Investigation Into Argentina’s Fútbol Federation & Its South Florida Money Trail

Colombia Inaugurates a New President in Cali. Miami’s Colombian Community Has Been Celebrating Since June

Rep. Carlos Giménez Escalates Attacks on Sheinbaum Over Mexico’s Cuba Support, Invokes USMCA Leverage

Is Miami Failing to Assimilate? A New Data Debate Raises Hard Questions for the City's Future

Political Prisoner Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara Arrived in Miami This Week, Released By Cuban Regime

Miami-Dade’s Quiet Enforcement Campaign: Revoking Business Licenses Over Cuba Trade

Latin America Is Turning Right — And the Money Is Moving to Miami

Miami is Latin America’s Financial Capital — Which is a Safe Haven During Crises

Is Miami Becoming a Refuge for Latin America’s Press? The Journalists Who Left — and Landed Here

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