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Ecuador’s Noboa Declares Fresh 60-Day Emergency Ahead of Easter Holiday

Daniel Noboa’s latest emergency decree grants the military extended powers as joint U.S.-Ecuador operations escalate “war” against drug cartels ahead of Easter holiday weekend

By Dionys Duroc

/ 3 Apr 2026

Ecuador’s Noboa Declares Fresh 60-Day Emergency Ahead of Easter Holiday

The Beautiful Game’s Betrayal: How FIFA Turned the World Cup into Elite Entertainment

From humble beginnings serving working-class fans to astronomical ticket prices that exclude the masses. How the World Cup was hijacked by the elites

By Dionys Duroc

/ 3 Apr 2026

The Beautiful Game’s Betrayal: How FIFA Turned the World Cup into Elite Entertainment

Cuba Grants Clemency to Over 2,000 Prisoners in Holy Week Pardon

Cuban government excludes those convicted of “crimes against authority,” effectively barring political prisoners from clemency

By Dionys Duroc

/ 2 Apr 2026

Cuba Grants Clemency to Over 2,000 Prisoners in Holy Week Pardon

Argentina Expels Iranian Diplomat as Milei Strengthens Bonds with U.S.

Buenos Aires declares Iranian chargé d’affaires persona non grata following designation of Revolutionary Guard as terrorist organization

By Dionys Duroc

/ 2 Apr 2026

Argentina Expels Iranian Diplomat as Milei Strengthens Bonds with U.S.

Latin America is Running Out of Babies — And No One Has a Good Explanation

Latin America’s fertility rate has been below replacement level since 2015 and is falling faster than any demographic model predicted. The consequences — aging populations, collapsing pension systems, and shrinking schools — are already arriving

By Dionys Duroc

/ 2 Apr 2026

Latin America is Running Out of Babies — And No One Has a Good Explanation

U.S. Treasury Removes Delcy Rodríguez from Sanctions List as Washington-Caracas Ties Deepen

The Rodríguez removal from Washington’s naughty list marks the latest milestone in a rapidly evolving relationship between the Trump administration and Venezuela’s interim government, following the reopening of embassies in both capitals

By Dionys Duroc

/ 2 Apr 2026

U.S. Treasury Removes Delcy Rodríguez from Sanctions List as Washington-Caracas Ties Deepen

‘King of the South’ Captured: The Arrest of Sebastián Marset and What it Reveals About South America’s Drug Networks

The capture of Uruguayan drug lord Sebastián Marset in Bolivia exposes a transnational cocaine network stretching from the Southern Cone to major European port cities and the Italian mafia—raising bigger questions about the challenges for Latin American security

By Dionys Duroc

/ 1 Apr 2026

‘King of the South’ Captured: The Arrest of Sebastián Marset and What it Reveals About South America’s Drug Networks

Sheinbaum Says Mexico Has “Every Right” to Resume Fuel Shipments to Cuba After Russian Tanker Arrives

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced Monday that Mexico is working to reactivate oil shipments to Cuba, citing both sovereign right and commercial agreements, as a Russian tanker carrying 730,000 barrels docked at the port of Matanzas with tacit U.S. approval

By Dionys Duroc

/ 31 Mar 2026

Sheinbaum Says Mexico Has “Every Right” to Resume Fuel Shipments to Cuba After Russian Tanker Arrives

“I Think the Majority of Cubans Want to Be Capitalist”: Fidel Castro’s Grandson Breaks With the Revolution in CNN Interview

Fidel Castro’s grandson sat down with CNN during a Havana blackout and said what no Castro has ever said publicly: “Most Cubans want capitalism”

By Dionys Duroc

/ 31 Mar 2026

“I Think the Majority of Cubans Want to Be Capitalist”: Fidel Castro’s Grandson Breaks With the Revolution in CNN Interview

Washington’s New Hemisphere: The Venezuela Oil Deal, Russian Tankers in Cuba, U.S. Embassy in Caracas & Rubio in the Hot Seat

A Russian tanker docks in Cuba. The U.S. Embassy reopens in Caracas. Nearly 1,000 prisoners freed. And Rubio tells Al Jazeera exactly what Washington wants next

By Dionys Duroc

/ 31 Mar 2026

Washington’s New Hemisphere: The Venezuela Oil Deal, Russian Tankers in Cuba, U.S. Embassy in Caracas & Rubio in the Hot Seat

Colombia’s Presidential Campaign is Off to the Races: A Guide to the Three Candidates Who Could Define the Country’s Next Four Years

Colombia’s presidential race has snapped into focus. The official ballot was finalized on March 25—the three-way contest between leftist Iván Cepeda, right-wing outsider Abelardo de la Espriella, and center-right Senator Paloma Valencia is now set in stone

By Dionys Duroc

/ 30 Mar 2026

Colombia’s Presidential Campaign is Off to the Races: A Guide to the Three Candidates Who Could Define the Country’s Next Four Years

Brasília is Watching the Bombs Fall on Tehran—and Lula Doesn’t Like it

Brazil condemned the US-Israel strikes on Iran, abstained on a lopsided UN Security Council resolution, and is now facing the deepest tension between its foreign policy identity and Washington in a generation

By Dionys Duroc

/ 30 Mar 2026

Brasília is Watching the Bombs Fall on Tehran—and Lula Doesn’t Like it