Mexico Powers New Economic Model as AI Servers Overtake Cars as Top Export
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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Colombia’s New President Inherits a Fiscal Hole Even Markets Can’t Ignore
When de la Espriella takes office August 7, he inherits a 6.4% fiscal deficit, record public debt at 60.5% of GDP, and falling investment, as analysts bet on his business-friendly agenda
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“Trump Was Right”: Newsweek Flashes Trump Headline On Venezuela
Newsweek’s cover declares “Trump Was Right (About Venezuela)” — six months after Maduro’s capture, the chaos skeptics predicted never materialized
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Sheinbaum Mañanera Highlights Dangers Of Social Media Use For Children, Previews Late-August Regulation Proposal
President Sheinbaum devoted Monday’s mañanera entirely to the risks social media poses to children, previewing a two-part government proposal built on public forums and expert input, including NYU psychologist Jonathan Haidt, rather than a ready-made law
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U.S. & Paraguay Sign Civil Nuclear Cooperation Pact, Deepening Ties as Washington Courts Rare Taiwan Ally
Rubio signs civil nuclear cooperation pact with Paraguay as part of a broader U.S. push to counter Chinese influence in a country that’s one of the few remaining Taiwan allies worldwide
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From a Brooklyn Jail Cell, Maduro Endorses the Dialogue Process Unfolding Without 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
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“Trump Was Right”: Newsweek Flashes Trump Headline On Venezuela
Newsweek’s cover declares “Trump Was Right (About Venezuela)” — six months after Maduro’s capture, the chaos skeptics predicted never materialized
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Cuba
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Díaz-Canel Compares U.S. Policy Towards Island To “Nazis,” Accuses Washington Of Genocide as Energy Crisis Deepens
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
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House Attaches SAVE America Act to Defense Bill, Setting Up Another Senate Fight
House of Representatives attaches the SAVE America Act to $1.15 trillion defense authorization act in a 216-212 vote, its second major push this year after an earlier version stalled in the Senate
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Spain Dismantles CJNG Cell, Seizes 2.5 Tons of Meth Smuggled in Liquid Vanilla
Spanish & French police dismantle CJNG cell in Catalonia, seizing 2.5 tons of methamphetamine smuggled from Mexico dissolved in liquid vanilla flavoring — one of Europe’s largest busts of its kind
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For the First Time Ever, Miami Costs More Than NYC — Here’s What Your Need To Know
For the first time ever, Miami now costs more to live in than New York — driven by soaring insurance, taxes, and housing
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Mexico Powers New Economic Model as AI Servers Overtake Cars as Top Export
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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Dionys Duroc
Foreign Correspondent based in Latin America; Executive Editor at Sociedad Media
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