Pentagon buys into Brazil’s rare earths, Cabello denies Venezuela’s prisoner releases are linked to dialogue & Díaz-Canel rejects any move toward capitalism despite Cuba’s mounting unrest
Díaz-Canel denies Cuba’s economic reforms represent any move toward capitalism, even as record protest levels, chronic infrastructure failures, and escalating U.S. sanctions all press in the opposite direction
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Diosdado Cabello denies prisoner releases are linked to Venezuela’s U.S.-brokered dialogue as amilies marched in Caracas, naming Cabello an obstacle to further releases
Water rationing, chronic blackouts & a scandal reaching the island’s government converged this summer with Bad Bunny’s closing tour concert in San Juan, where the artist alleged the crisis is deliberately engineered
Cuba records 68,051 births in 2025 against 136,214 deaths, its lowest birth count in decades. Demographers warn the population could shrink to as low as 5.6 million as crises continue
Fresh flooding hit Caracas on Saturday, collapsing drainage at the Mercado de Coche metro station, striking Baruta and the recurring Carapita-Antímano corridor
OFAC issues new licenses opening Venezuela’s telecommunications sector to U.S. companies, authorizing investment in internet, radio, television, and news broadcasting
Miami’s tech ecosystem grows roughly $95 billion, pulling in nearly $2 billion in venture capital in first half of 2026
Organized crime groups set up at least 11 roadblocks & burned vehicles across Michoacán Wednesday, an apparent retaliation for an overnight federal operation against CJNG
U.S. War Department commits $750 million to acquire Brazil’s only operating rare earths mine, tying it directly into the American defense supply chain — a deal landing amid already strained U.S.-Brazil relations
Water rationing, chronic blackouts & a scandal reaching the island’s government converged this summer with Bad Bunny’s closing tour concert in San Juan, where the artist alleged the crisis is deliberately engineered
Diosdado Cabello denies prisoner releases are linked to Venezuela’s U.S.-brokered dialogue as amilies marched in Caracas, naming Cabello an obstacle to further releases
Díaz-Canel denies Cuba’s economic reforms represent any move toward capitalism, even as record protest levels, chronic infrastructure failures, and escalating U.S. sanctions all press in the opposite direction
Florida’s first primary under its redrawn congressional map delivered a marquee governor’s matchup & a major upset, as DSA-backed Angie Nixon defeats better-funded Alexander Vindman for the Senate nomination
Sheinbaum reveals her government initially planned to skip DEA-organized security conference in Argentina before unanimous cabinet vote sent security chief — framing it as “coordination without subordination”
Kenya safari helicopter crash kills all seven on board, including Miami restaurateur Roger Duarte & Telemundo executive José Suárez — a loss also touching Ecuador’s national intelligence director
Canada-U.S. say they’re close to finalizing trade arrangement, though key tariff details remain unresolved. Mexico is pursuing its own separate bilateral track with similar demands, and neither is expected to produce more than an interim deal
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