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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

Rubio Teases Military Action in Cuba with Viral Photo Op at SOUTHCOM HQ in Doral

Viral photo shows Rubio posed in front of a Cuba map at SOUTHCOM headquarters in Doral. He then tells reporters the meeting “had something to do with Cuba,” but conceals specifics

By Dionys Duroc

/ 5 May 2026

Rubio Teases Military Action in Cuba with Viral Photo Op at SOUTHCOM HQ in Doral

Brazil’s Lula Goes to Washington. The Meeting Will Test Washington’s New Security Alliance in Latin America

Lula goes to Washington on Thursday with rare earths, gang designation threats, and EU-Mercosur on the table. Will the meeting make or break Lula’s presidential hopes in October?

By Dionys Duroc

/ 5 May 2026

Brazil’s Lula Goes to Washington. The Meeting Will Test Washington’s New Security Alliance in Latin America

Washington Indicted Sinaloa’s Governor. He Resigned Four Days Later — Now Sheinbaum Says More Are Coming

Washington’s indictment of Sinaloa’s governor forced him from office in four days — and cost him the immunity that kept U.S. prosecutors at arm’s length

By Dionys Duroc

/ 5 May 2026

Washington Indicted Sinaloa’s Governor. He Resigned Four Days Later — Now Sheinbaum Says More Are Coming

Florida Is Arming Brazil’s Gangs. Washington & Brasília Just Agreed to Plug the Arms Flow

Florida arms Brazil’s gangs. Washington & Brasília launch a real-time intelligence program to stop it. But with Trump threatening to designate Brazil’s most powerful drug networks as terrorist organizations, Lula visits the White House on Thursday to placate Washington

By Dionys Duroc

/ 5 May 2026

Florida Is Arming Brazil’s Gangs. Washington & Brasília Just Agreed to Plug the Arms Flow

Trump-Xi Summit in China Next Week as Washington Regains Foothold in Latin America. But Beijing Isn’t Going Quietly

Trump dismantled three of the four threats the Donroe Doctrine identified in Latin America. The fourth may not have a seat at the table in Beijing next week

By Dionys Duroc

/ 5 May 2026

Trump-Xi Summit in China Next Week as Washington Regains Foothold in Latin America. But Beijing Isn’t Going Quietly

Venezuela Is Open for Business. But Energy Companies Are Not Convinced

Venezuela is open on paper — but payment uncertainty, crumbling infrastructure, and unresolved legal claims are keeping energy companies on the sidelines

By Dionys Duroc

/ 4 May 2026

Venezuela Is Open for Business. But Energy Companies Are Not Convinced

Cuba Braces for Conflict in the Caribbean as Washington Tightens Sanctions Squeeze

On May Day, Raúl Castro appeared in public for the first time in months. Trump signed a new executive order expanding sanctions, and Díaz-Canel invoked the “War of All the People” doctrine, as tensions ramp up in the Caribbean

By Dionys Duroc

/ 4 May 2026

Cuba Braces for Conflict in the Caribbean as Washington Tightens Sanctions Squeeze

Venezuela Now: Week of May 1, 2026: U.S. Soldier Polymarket Bet, Miami to Caracas, Slow Sanctions Relief & Increased Venezuelan Oil Production

U.S. soldier who helped capture Maduro bet $409,000 on the operation. American Airlines returns to Caracas after seven years. Venezuela’s oil exports hit seven-year high. End-of-week Venezuela briefing

By Dionys Duroc

/ 3 May 2026

Venezuela Now: Week of May 1, 2026: U.S. Soldier Polymarket Bet, Miami to Caracas, Slow Sanctions Relief & Increased Venezuelan Oil Production

FIFA is Charging Up to $250 to Park at the World Cup in Miami. Here is Everything You Need to Know

Hard Rock Stadium is hosting 7 World Cup matches. FIFA controls the parking and has priced it at levels that have no precedent at this venue. This is the full picture: what it costs, how it compares to other host cities, and how to get there without paying it

By Dionys Duroc

/ 1 May 2026

FIFA is Charging Up to $250 to Park at the World Cup in Miami. Here is Everything You Need to Know

Leaked Audio Recordings Reveal Pardoned Honduran Ex-President Allegedly Plotting Anti-Left Media War Across Latin America — With Argentine Money

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

By Dionys Duroc

/ 30 Apr 2026

Leaked Audio Recordings Reveal Pardoned Honduran Ex-President Allegedly Plotting Anti-Left Media War Across Latin America — With Argentine Money

After Seven Years, American Airlines Resumes Flights From Miami to Caracas — What This Means for Miami’s Venezuelan Community

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

By Dionys Duroc

/ 30 Apr 2026

After Seven Years, American Airlines Resumes Flights From Miami to Caracas — What This Means for Miami’s Venezuelan Community