Dionys Duroc - Sociedad Media (Page 12)

Brazil Blocks Kalshi: Here’s What Happened & Why

Brazil’s government shut down 27 prediction market platforms on Friday — including Kalshi, co-founded by the youngest self-made female billionaire in the world, who happens to be Brazilian. Here’s what to know

By Dionys Duroc

/ 25 Apr 2026

Brazil Blocks Kalshi: Here’s What Happened & Why

Venezuela Purges Supreme Court: Ex-Chief Justice Maikel Moreno & Five Others Forced Out as Rodríguez Dismantles Maduro-Era Judiciary

Venezuela’s acting president is systematically removing the judges who enforced Nicolás Maduro’s authoritarian rule — replacing them with loyalists of her own. This latest purge is the most significant restructuring of Venezuelan institutional power since the end of Maduro

By Dionys Duroc

/ 24 Apr 2026

Venezuela Purges Supreme Court: Ex-Chief Justice Maikel Moreno & Five Others Forced Out as Rodríguez Dismantles Maduro-Era Judiciary

Petro Arrives in Caracas for the First Head of State Visit to Venezuela Since the Fall of Maduro

Colombia’s president is in Caracas — the first foreign leader to visit post-Maduro Venezuela. Border security, energy & most volatile frontier in South America are on the table

By Dionys Duroc

/ 24 Apr 2026

Petro Arrives in Caracas for the First Head of State Visit to Venezuela Since the Fall of Maduro

Shocking Colombian Political Assassination Has New Suspect. The Bigger Question is Who Gave the Order — and Whether it Happens Again

A man accused of helping plan the assassination of Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay was arrested in Buenos Aires this week. The suspect is a logistics operative, and the alleged masterminds are a FARC dissident faction operating out of Venezuela with presidential elections 37-days away

By Dionys Duroc

/ 24 Apr 2026

Shocking Colombian Political Assassination Has New Suspect. The Bigger Question is Who Gave the Order — and Whether it Happens Again

The Real Cost of Living in Miami — the Capital of Latin America

Miami is the city where Latin America arrives, rebuilds, and puts down roots. It’s also one of the most expensive cities in the U.S. & the gap between what the city costs & what most of its Latino residents earn is getting harder to close

By Dionys Duroc

/ 23 Apr 2026

The Real Cost of Living in Miami — the Capital of Latin America

Colombia at the Crossroads: Fuel Crisis, Ecuador’s Trade War & an Election to Define the Country’s Economic Future

Rising oil prices from the Iran conflict, 900% pipeline tariff hike from Ecuador, a central bank standoff & a May 31 presidential vote — Colombia is entering its most consequential economic moment in years with no easy exits

By Dionys Duroc

/ 23 Apr 2026

Colombia at the Crossroads: Fuel Crisis, Ecuador’s Trade War & an Election to Define the Country’s Economic Future

Is Miami Becoming a Refuge for Latin America’s Press? The Journalists Who Left — and Landed Here

More than 900 journalists have been forced out of Latin America since 2018. Many end up in Miami. This is the story of the city that became the hemisphere’s unofficial newsroom in exile

By Dionys Duroc

/ 23 Apr 2026

Is Miami Becoming a Refuge for Latin America’s Press? The Journalists Who Left — and Landed Here

Peru in Crisis: A Stalled F-16 Deal, Two Cabinet Resignations & a New Impeachment Threat — Six Weeks Before the Runoff

Peru is on its ninth president in a decade. A $3.5 billion U.S. arms deal just collapsed the cabinet. The election count is still disputed & a presidential runoff is six weeks away. This is what a decade of institutional collapse looks like in real time

By Dionys Duroc

/ 23 Apr 2026

Peru in Crisis: A Stalled F-16 Deal, Two Cabinet Resignations & a New Impeachment Threat — Six Weeks Before the Runoff

15 Months into Ecuador’s War on the Gangs: What We Know — and What it Means for Latin America

Ecuador declared an internal armed conflict in January 2024, 15 months later, it has the highest homicide rate in Latin America, U.S. forces operating on its soil & a president asking Washington for troops. Here’s where things stand

By Dionys Duroc

/ 22 Apr 2026

15 Months into Ecuador’s War on the Gangs: What We Know — and What it Means for Latin America

Wall Street Journal Calls Brazil’s Gangs the New Italian Mafia — Brasília is Outraged

A bombshell WSJ investigation compared the PCC to the Sicilian mob and called it a global cocaine superpower. In Brazil, the reaction was volcanic — and in Washington, the timing could not be more loaded

By Dionys Duroc

/ 22 Apr 2026

Wall Street Journal Calls Brazil’s Gangs the New Italian Mafia — Brasília is Outraged

The Pentagon is Building an AI-Powered Military Force to Fight Cartels in Latin America

Washington is fusing artificial intelligence, autonomous drones & counterterrorism doctrine into a new kind of war against organized crime in the Western Hemisphere

By Dionys Duroc

/ 21 Apr 2026

The Pentagon is Building an AI-Powered Military Force to Fight Cartels in Latin America

Mexico Said There Were No U.S. Agents On the Ground — Then Two CIA Operators Died in a Car Crash in Chihuahua

A fatal accident returning from a drug lab raid in Chihuahua has confirmed what Mexico’s government had publicly denied: CIA officers were operating inside the country

By Dionys Duroc

/ 21 Apr 2026

Mexico Said There Were No U.S. Agents On the Ground — Then Two CIA Operators Died in a Car Crash in Chihuahua