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Venezuelan Strike On ELN Camp Kills at Least 19 On Colombian Border; U.S. Role Reported but Unconfirmed

Venezuelan strike on ELN camp in Apure state kills at least 19 people, according to local reporting. U.S. officials tell The New York Times the operation used U.S. intelligence & drones, but no government has confirmed the strike or a possible U.S. role

Venezuelan Strike On ELN Camp Kills at Least 19 On Colombian Border; U.S. Role Reported but Unconfirmed
Rebels of Colombia's National Liberation Army (ELN) patrol the river in the northwestern jungles of Colombia on August 2017. Credit: Federico Rios/Reuters


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Miami-Dade Early Voting — 2026 Midterms: Will Immigration Hurt GOP in South Florida?

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Venezuelan Strike On ELN Camp Kills at Least 19 On Colombian Border; U.S. Role Reported but Unconfirmed
Rebels of Colombia's National Liberation Army (ELN) patrol the river in the northwestern jungles of Colombia on August 2017. Credit: Federico Rios/Reuters

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Venezuelan Strike On ELN Camp Kills at Least 19 On Colombian Border; U.S. Role Reported but Unconfirmed

Venezuelan strike on ELN camp in Apure state kills at least 19 people, according to local reporting. U.S. officials tell The New York Times the operation used U.S. intelligence & drones, but no government has confirmed the strike or a possible U.S. role

By Dionys Duroc 3 min read



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Lula’s Fourth Term: What Brazil’s Contested Election Means For Democracy, The Region & U.S. Ties
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the Workers' Party (PT) candidate for presidential re-election, reacts as he meets supporters outside his residence on the day of the presidential runoff election, in São Paulo, Brazil, October 25, 2026. Credit: Tuane Fernandes/Reuters

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Lula’s Fourth Term: What Brazil’s Contested Election Means For Democracy, The Region & U.S. Ties

Lula’s fourth-term victory returns the left to lead Latin America’s largest economy, even as his opponent, Flávio Bolsonaro contests results & flees to the U.S. Here’s a look at what it means for Brazilian democracy, the region & relations with Washington

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