Four stories, one region under pressure: new Nicaragua sanctions, direct U.S.-Venezuela diplomacy, a widening AFA corruption probe, and a deadly Colombian earthquake lifts death toll
What began as a preliminary FBI inquiry into Argentina’s fútbol federation has grown into a full grand jury investigation, tracing $260 million through South Florida shell companies and major U.S. banks
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Delcy Rodríguez meets directly with senior U.S. Treasury & state officials in Caracas on economic cooperation and earthquake recovery — one of the most visible U.S.-Venezuela engagements yet since Maduro’s capture
Lula calls Marco Rubio a “frustrated Latin American” who “hates Brazil,” accusing him of interfering in October’s election. Miami Congressman Carlos Giménez fired back — posting a doctored image placing him in Maduro’s custody photo, captioned “What awaits him.”
Lula calls Marco Rubio a “frustrated Latin American” who “hates Brazil,” accusing him of interfering in October’s election. Miami Congressman Carlos Giménez fired back — posting a doctored image placing him in Maduro’s custody photo, captioned “What awaits him.”
From a Brooklyn jail cell, Maduro publicly endorsed Venezuela’s dialogue process ahead of next week’s first in-person talks — a process he has no role in, proceeding without Machado, as his own trial date now sits confirmed for June 2027
Delcy Rodríguez meets directly with senior U.S. Treasury & state officials in Caracas on economic cooperation and earthquake recovery — one of the most visible U.S.-Venezuela engagements yet since Maduro’s capture
Cuba’s Díaz-Canel compares U.S. officials to Nazis, accuses Washington of “genocide,” as blackouts stretch past 30 hours in Havana and U.S. pressure — sanctions, a new State Department report — continues to mount
Senator Ted Cruz introduced legislation to reauthorize & expand NICA Act sanctions on Nicaragua, days after Ortega declared the country will never hold elections again — tightening restrictions on regime revenue
As de la Espriella takes office vowing “no peace processes,” his government transfers 117 high-profile inmates to maximum-security prisons on inauguration day, while Washington announced a $1 billion security package
What began as a preliminary FBI inquiry into Argentina’s fútbol federation has grown into a full grand jury investigation, tracing $260 million through South Florida shell companies and major U.S. banks
For the first time in its modern trade history, Mexico’s AI server exports overtake cars — hitting a record $105.8 billion, up 84.5% year-over-year
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