Leaked audio recordings purport to show Trump-pardoned ex-president Juan Orlando Hernández coordinating with Honduras’s sitting government to fund a covert anti-left media operation across Latin America — allegedly with Milei’s money. The recordings have not been independently authenticated
American Airlines resumes flights from Miami to Caracas on Thursday, the first in seven years. On the tarmac, there were arepas, Venezuelan flags, and a saxophone playing Frank Sinatra. What this means for the Venezuelan community
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American Airlines resumes flights from Miami to Caracas on Thursday, the first in seven years. On the tarmac, there were arepas, Venezuelan flags, and a saxophone playing Frank Sinatra. What this means for the Venezuelan community
Senate Republicans block war powers resolution that would have required congressional approval before Trump could strike Cuba. Two Republicans crossed the aisle
Leaked audio recordings purport to show Trump-pardoned ex-president Juan Orlando Hernández coordinating with Honduras’s sitting government to fund a covert anti-left media operation across Latin America — allegedly with Milei’s money. The recordings have not been independently authenticated
U.S. Justice Department charges Sinaloa’s sitting governor with conspiring with Los Chapitos to flood the United States with fentanyl, heroin, and cocaine. Nine other current & former officials are charged alongside him. One allegedly murdered a DEA source
Washington & Tehran agreed to stop shooting at each other on Tuesday. By Wednesday morning, Israel launched strikes on Beirut. The Strait of Hormuz remained closed. Islamabad talks begin Saturday. This is where things stand
Haiti has become the worst humanitarian crisis in the Western Hemisphere. Gangs control its capital. The nation is ungovernable. Foreign forces are on its soil. And yet its national team has qualified for the World Cup for only the second time in history. This is a real story
Brazil’s October election is already one of the most consequential in the hemisphere. An 80-year-old president with two brain surgeries is running for an unprecedented fourth term. His opponent carries his father’s name and his father’s movement. And Washington is already inside the campaign
While Claudia Sheinbaum publicly insists on Mexican sovereignty and demands explanations for unauthorized U.S. operations on Mexican soil, her own government has submitted three separate requests in 2026 to bring American special forces into Mexico. A fourth in imminent
Foreign Correspondent based in Latin America; Executive Editor at Sociedad Media
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