Washington moves to designate Brazil’s two largest criminal gangs as terrorist organizations—a move that could justify military action on Brazilian soil, sending Lula’s government into crisis mode
Twenty years of socialism ended in November. By March, Bolivia’s new president was standing beside Trump at a security summit in Miami. Bolivia’s transformation is real. Whether it lasts is another question
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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
From enemies to partners—Washington restores ties with Venezuela and strikes a gold deal in the same week
Washington and Havana are negotiating in secret—and a deal that could end Cuba’s 67-year standoff, open the island to U.S. investment, and usher out Díaz-Canel may be only days away
Washington moves to designate Brazil’s two largest criminal gangs as terrorist organizations—a move that could justify military action on Brazilian soil, sending Lula’s government into crisis mode
Trump opened Inter Miami’s White House championship celebration with remarks on Iran strikes and a prediction that Cuba’s government would fall
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
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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