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Lula Meets With Mamdani & Sanders in New York, Days Before Opening U.N. General Assembly

Lula holds back-to-back meetings with NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani & Senator Bernie Sanders, a day before opening the U.N. General Assembly — weeks before Brazil’s October 4 election

By Dionys Duroc

/ 21 Sep 2026

Lula Meets With Mamdani & Sanders in New York, Days Before Opening U.N. General Assembly

U.S. Targets Cuba’s Nickel Industry & Military Research Arm in Latest Sanctions Round

U.S. sanctions 11 Cuban entities & officials tied to nickel mining & military research: the latest in a sequence under an Executive Order framework targeting resources sustaining Cuba’s ruling elite

By Dionys Duroc

/ 19 Sep 2026

U.S. Targets Cuba’s Nickel Industry & Military Research Arm in Latest Sanctions Round

Venezuela Restores Access to Blocked News Sites, But Most Restrictions Remain

Venezuela’s Conatel orders providers to restore access to at least 10 previously blocked news sites, tied to the ongoing government-opposition dialogue

By Dionys Duroc

/ 17 Sep 2026

Venezuela Restores Access to Blocked News Sites, But Most Restrictions Remain

“El Encuentro Te Espera”: Los Tiguerones’ Alleged Leader Deported To Face Justice In Ecuador

“Comandante 7,” alleged leader of Ecuador’s Los Tiguerones, expelled from Colombia, transferred to a maximum-security Ecuadorian prison, five days after his capture near Bogotá — underscoring deepening Colombia-Ecuador cooperation against criminal groups

By Dionys Duroc

/ 16 Sep 2026

“El Encuentro Te Espera”: Los Tiguerones’ Alleged Leader Deported To Face Justice In Ecuador

Alex Saab, Maduro’s Longtime Frontman, Pleads Guilty in Miami. What It Means for the Man He Served

Alex Saab, one of Maduro’s most trusted operatives, pleads guilty to money laundering in Miami, closing a decade-long case tied to over $350 million diverted from Venezuela’s food-aid program

By Dionys Duroc

/ 15 Sep 2026

Alex Saab, Maduro’s Longtime Frontman, Pleads Guilty in Miami. What It Means for the Man He Served

Lula Skips BRICS Summit For Presidential Campaign, Warns Brazil’s Voters: Don’t Let This Become Venezuela

Lula skips BRICS summit, campaigns to warn Brazilians to keep resources “in the hands of the Brazilian people,” a nationalist call to arms to rally domestic support weeks before election

By Dionys Duroc

/ 14 Sep 2026

Lula Skips BRICS Summit For Presidential Campaign, Warns Brazil’s Voters: Don’t Let This Become Venezuela

Cuba’s President Issues 9/11 Commemoration, Accuses U.S. Government Of “State Terrorism”

Díaz-Canel marked 9/11 anniversary by accusing the U.S. of “state terrorism,” invoking Fidel Castro & the embargo — days after Rubio told reporters in Ecuador that “the left destroyed Cuba”

By Dionys Duroc

/ 11 Sep 2026

Cuba’s President Issues 9/11 Commemoration, Accuses U.S. Government Of “State Terrorism”

Trump Promises Every American Adult $5,000 If Republicans Hold Congress

Trump promises $5,000 payment to every American adult if Republicans hold Congress in November — a pledge that would cost over $1 trillion, with no clear funding source or legislative path to make it real

By Dionys Duroc

/ 10 Sep 2026

Trump Promises Every American Adult $5,000 If Republicans Hold Congress

Mexico Captures “La Línea” Plaza Boss in Chihuahua, With U.S. Ambassador Publicly Crediting Shared Intelligence

Mexican forces capture “El Pepa,” a La Línea plaza boss near the Chihuahua-U.S. border, in an operation U.S. Ambassador Ronald Johnson publicly credited to shared intelligence between the two countries

By Dionys Duroc

/ 9 Sep 2026

Mexico Captures “La Línea” Plaza Boss in Chihuahua, With U.S. Ambassador Publicly Crediting Shared Intelligence

Rubio’s 3-Day Andean Tour Shows Washington Bets on Region’s Rightward Shift

Marco Rubio begins three-day tour of Colombia, Ecuador & Peru — meeting three governments aligned with Washington, part of the administration’s “Donroe Doctrine” push to counter Chinese influence in the region

By Dionys Duroc

/ 8 Sep 2026

Rubio’s 3-Day Andean Tour Shows Washington Bets on Region’s Rightward Shift

Latin America Split on Nicaragua After Daniel Ortega Formalizes End of Opposition Elections

Nicaragua’s neighbors split sharply over Ortega’s reform ending real opposition elections — Peru, Costa Rica, Guatemala & Paraguay issue formal rebukes as Brazil & Mexico's silence draws direct criticism

By Dionys Duroc

/ 7 Sep 2026

Latin America Split on Nicaragua After Daniel Ortega Formalizes End of Opposition Elections

Cartel Crusader & Girlfriend Killed, Seven FARC-Dissidents Dead in Nariño & a Colombian General’s Warning

Colombia’s offensive widens with killings of cartel leader “Bendito Menor” & girlfriend in Riohacha, plus seven FARC dissidents in Nariño — as a top general reveals senior guerrilla leadership sheltering in Venezuela

By Dionys Duroc

/ 6 Sep 2026

Cartel Crusader & Girlfriend Killed, Seven FARC-Dissidents Dead in Nariño & a Colombian General’s Warning