A newly published 100-page State Department report, “Cuba: The Capital of 21st Century Communism,” and Secretary Rubio’s speech at a global counterterrorism ministerial formalize an argument the administration has been building for months — and Cuba is in the crosshairs
Fans clashed with riot police at Buenos Aires’s Obelisk hours after Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in extra time of World Cup final. At least 15 people were arrested as officers used tear gas, rubber bullets & water cannons to disperse crowds
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While Washington weighs a preliminary plan to help administer Venezuela’s earthquake reconstruction, Miami-Dade’s Venezuelan community has already delivered its own response
Trump confirms from the Oval Office that the U.S. is investigating reports of 300 Iranian drones stored in Cuba — warning Washington will act “in short order” if confirmed
U.S. finalized a 25% tariff on Brazilian goods, citing illegal Amazon deforestation, digital trade restrictions, and anti-corruption failures after a yearlong Section 301 investigation. Lula rejected the move as groundless and vows countermeasures
A newly published 100-page State Department report, “Cuba: The Capital of 21st Century Communism,” and Secretary Rubio’s speech at a global counterterrorism ministerial formalize an argument the administration has been building for months — and Cuba is in the crosshairs
Paraguay senator Celeste Amarilla under fire for racist rant against French striker Kylian Mbappé after France eliminates Paraguay 1-0 in the round of 16
Brazil records lowest homicide rate in over a decade — but extortion, cybercrime, police killings, and disappearances all rose in the same period, while PCC and CV cells expanded across 12 U.S. states
Nine arrests in a Chiapas massacre and a newly unsealed San Diego narcoterrorism indictment against a Tijuana-based Sinaloa lieutenant reveal two governments running parallel, uncoordinated cases against the same fractured cartel
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