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Venezuela Now: Miami Convicts Maduro Spy, Rodríguez Goes to The Hague, and Maduro Disputes Legal Fees as Venezuela Oil Exports Surge

Miami jury convicts Maduro’s secret $50 million lobbyist — a former congressman who shared a Tallahassee home with Marco Rubio — as Rodríguez left Venezuela for the first time since January 3 & oil exports hit a seven-year high

By Dionys Duroc

/ 10 May 2026

Venezuela Now: Miami Convicts Maduro Spy, Rodríguez Goes to The Hague, and Maduro Disputes Legal Fees as Venezuela Oil Exports Surge

25-Year-Old Journalist Went to Cover the War in Antioquia. His Killers Were Sitting at Petro’s Peace Table

A 25-year-old Colombian journalist was intercepted at a roadblock, interrogated, then killed by the same FARC dissident faction currently sitting at Petro’s peace table — 22 days before Colombia votes

By Dionys Duroc

/ 10 May 2026

25-Year-Old Journalist Went to Cover the War in Antioquia. His Killers Were Sitting at Petro’s Peace Table

Brazil’s Lula Meets Trump at White House. Three-Hour Talk, Canceled Press Briefing, Deadlines — a Win For Both?

Lula & Trump met for three hours, canceled the joint press conference, agreed on a 30-day tariff deadline, and left Washington with exactly what each needed — a diplomatic win neither could fully explain in public

By Dionys Duroc

/ 9 May 2026

Brazil’s Lula Meets Trump at White House. Three-Hour Talk, Canceled Press Briefing, Deadlines — a Win For Both?

The Island That Produces Kentucky Derby Champions: How Puerto Rico Became the World’s Greatest Jockey Factory

Two Puerto Rican brothers finish 1st & 2nd at the Kentucky Derby for the first time in 150 years — and the school that made them is a free vocational program on an island that has been producing world-class jockeys for half a century

By Dionys Duroc

/ 8 May 2026

The Island That Produces Kentucky Derby Champions: How Puerto Rico Became the World’s Greatest Jockey Factory

Shakira Drops World Cup Anthem as Colombian’s In Miami Get Ready for Summer

Shakira unveils official 2026 World Cup anthem from Maracaná wearing Colombia yellow — her fourth FIFA anthem in twenty years, a record no Latin American artist has ever matched

By Dionys Duroc

/ 8 May 2026

Shakira Drops World Cup Anthem as Colombian’s In Miami Get Ready for Summer

Rubio Announces New Sanctions On Cuba’s State-Owned Military-Commercial Mafia

Cuba formally invites its diaspora to invest in private businesses on the island for the first time in 60 years as Washington sanctions the same entity that controls the economy they would be investing in

By Dionys Duroc

/ 7 May 2026

Rubio Announces New Sanctions On Cuba’s State-Owned Military-Commercial Mafia

Cuba Is Asking Its Exile Communities to Return — With Their Money. But Miami Is Skeptical

For the first time in six decades, Cuba is formally allowing its nationals abroad to own and invest in private businesses on the island. But skepticism in Miami runs just as deep as the economic desperation driving the offer

By Dionys Duroc

/ 7 May 2026

Cuba Is Asking Its Exile Communities to Return — With Their Money. But Miami Is Skeptical

Argentina Confirms 41 Hantavirus Cases in 2026 as Authorities Scramble to Contain the Spread

Argentina is managing a surge in hantavirus infections — double last year’s rate — as the country investigates whether it is the source of a deadly outbreak that has killed three people aboard an international cruise ship

By Dionys Duroc

/ 7 May 2026

Argentina Confirms 41 Hantavirus Cases in 2026 as Authorities Scramble to Contain the Spread

Peruvian Tour Guide Called “Ambassador of the Andes” Murdered in Cusco. The Story Behind the Tragedy Has Shaken Peru

A Cusco tour guide known as the “Ambassador of the Andes” left for work on April 18 & never came home — what police found inside a house near the city center has no precedent in Peru’s recent criminal history

By Dionys Duroc

/ 7 May 2026

Peruvian Tour Guide Called “Ambassador of the Andes” Murdered in Cusco. The Story Behind the Tragedy Has Shaken Peru

Peru’s Congress Has Been Protecting Criminals for Years. The June 7 Runoff Won’t Fix It

Peru’s Congress — where more than half of members are under criminal investigation — has spent years dismantling the tools used to prosecute organized crime & June 7 runoff will produce a new president but not a new Congress

By Dionys Duroc

/ 6 May 2026

Peru’s Congress Has Been Protecting Criminals for Years. The June 7 Runoff Won’t Fix It

Tren de Aragua Was Built by Venezuela’s State. Now That State Has Changed. What’s Next For the Gang’s Fate?

Maduro built Tren de Aragua into a deniable weapon of Venezuelan foreign policy — now he’s gone, the gang is fragmenting across a dozen countries, and nobody in Caracas, Washington, or Bogotá knows what it becomes next

By Dionys Duroc

/ 6 May 2026

Tren de Aragua Was Built by Venezuela’s State. Now That State Has Changed. What’s Next For the Gang’s Fate?

Washington Labels Colombia’s Most Powerful Criminal Network a Terrorist Organization. Now Petro’s Peace Talks Are in Trouble — and the Election Is 25 Days Away

Washington designated Colombia's most powerful criminal network a terrorist organization five months ago — and with the election 25 days away, the consequences are only now fully arriving

By Dionys Duroc

/ 6 May 2026

Washington Labels Colombia’s Most Powerful Criminal Network a Terrorist Organization. Now Petro’s Peace Talks Are in Trouble — and the Election Is 25 Days Away