350,000 Haitians Face Deportation as Trump Takes TPS Fight to the Supreme Court
More than 350,000 Haitian migrants could face deportation as the Trump administration plans to ramp up crackdown
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Dionys Duroc
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Beijing Closes Ranks With Havana—But Can China Actually Save the Cuban Regime?
Beijing approved $180 million in emergency aid and closed diplomatic ranks with Havana. But Cuba needs oil—and China hasn't committed to replacing Venezuela’s supply
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Congress Pushes Back: Senate to Vote on War Powers Resolution as U.S.-Israeli Strikes on Iran Enter Day-5
The Senate votes today on whether Trump has the authority to bomb Iran—but with seven prior war powers resolutions already defeated, the outcome is all but certain
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Venezuela
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Oil Is Flowing Again. So Why Are Venezuelans Still Going Hungry?
Washington and Caracas are moving fast—oil deals signed, sanctions eased, diplomats returning. Ordinary Venezuelans are being told to wait. Here’s what the recovery actually looks like from the streets of Caracas
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Cuba
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Beijing Closes Ranks With Havana—But Can China Actually Save the Cuban Regime?
Beijing approved $180 million in emergency aid and closed diplomatic ranks with Havana. But Cuba needs oil—and China hasn't committed to replacing Venezuela’s supply
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Americas
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‘A Loyalty Test, Not a Shield’: How Latin America’s Excluded Leaders Are Responding to the Doral Summit
Lula warns Brazil could be invaded. Petro took his case to the United Nations. Sheinbaum draws line on sovereignty. The leaders left out of Trump’s Doral summit didn’t stay quiet—and their responses reveal a hemisphere divided
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World
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Trump says “Cuba is Going to Fall” as Lionel Messi Visits the White House
Trump opened Inter Miami’s White House championship celebration with remarks on Iran strikes and a prediction that Cuba’s government would fall
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2026 FIFA World Cup
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The World Cup That Almost Wasn’t: War, Cartels, Empty Hotel Rooms & the Fight to Save the World’s Biggest Sporting Event
Iran may not show up. Spain is threatening to walk. Mexico’s hotels are cancelling rooms. With less than 100 days remaining, the 2026 FIFA World Cup is fighting on to keep dreams alive
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Ecuador's Noboa Says Hezbollah, Hamas, and Iran's Revolutionary Guard Are Training Criminals in Ecuador
Ecuador’s president tells Univision that Hezbollah, Hamas, and Iran’s Revolutionary Guard are training criminal gangs tearing his country apart
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Dionys Duroc
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What are the Mysterious “Therians” Taking Over Argentina?
New and disturbing social phenomenon has region reeling as parents in South America sign petitions for governments to protect children from “brainwashing”
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Dionys Duroc
Foreign Correspondent based in Latin America; Executive Editor at Sociedad Media
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