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A Night of Riot at Buenos Aires’s Obelisk Following Argentina’s World Cup Final Loss to Spain

Fans clashed with riot police at Buenos Aires’s Obelisk hours after Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in extra time of World Cup final. At least 15 people were arrested as officers used tear gas, rubber bullets & water cannons to disperse crowds

By Dionys Duroc

/ 20 Jul 2026

A Night of Riot at Buenos Aires’s Obelisk Following Argentina’s World Cup Final Loss to Spain

Miami-Dade’s Venezuelan Diaspora Answers the Call: A Countywide Relief Drive, From Doral Warehouse to Caracas Tarmac

While Washington weighs a preliminary plan to help administer Venezuela’s earthquake reconstruction, Miami-Dade’s Venezuelan community has already delivered its own response

By Dionys Duroc

/ 17 Jul 2026

Miami-Dade’s Venezuelan Diaspora Answers the Call: A Countywide Relief Drive, From Doral Warehouse to Caracas Tarmac

U.S. Imposes 25% Tariff on Brazil, Citing Illegal Deforestation and “Unreasonable” Trade Practices

U.S. finalized a 25% tariff on Brazilian goods, citing illegal Amazon deforestation, digital trade restrictions, and anti-corruption failures after a yearlong Section 301 investigation. Lula rejected the move as groundless and vows countermeasures

By Dionys Duroc

/ 16 Jul 2026

U.S. Imposes 25% Tariff on Brazil, Citing Illegal Deforestation and “Unreasonable” Trade Practices

Two Fronts, One Cartel: Mexico Makes Arrests In Chiapas Massacre as U.S. Unseals Narcoterrorism Case Against Sinaloa Lieutenant

Nine arrests in a Chiapas massacre and a newly unsealed San Diego narcoterrorism indictment against a Tijuana-based Sinaloa lieutenant reveal two governments running parallel, uncoordinated cases against the same fractured cartel

By Dionys Duroc

/ 15 Jul 2026

Two Fronts, One Cartel: Mexico Makes Arrests In Chiapas Massacre as U.S. Unseals Narcoterrorism Case Against Sinaloa Lieutenant

Trump Says U.S. Will “Take Care of It” If Iran Has Drones in Cuba

Trump confirms from the Oval Office that the U.S. is investigating reports of 300 Iranian drones stored in Cuba — warning Washington will act “in short order” if confirmed

By Dionys Duroc

/ 14 Jul 2026

Trump Says U.S. Will “Take Care of It” If Iran Has Drones in Cuba

Petro To Use Every Lever He Has Left to Block De la Espriella Handover. Here’s Where Things Stand

Outgoing President Petro barred de la Espriella from a military base inauguration on July 13, suspended the transition process, and filed an annulment lawsuit before the Council of State — with 25 days until August 7 transfer of power

By Dionys Duroc

/ 13 Jul 2026

Petro To Use Every Lever He Has Left to Block De la Espriella Handover. Here’s Where Things Stand

Peru’s Constitutional Court Strips Congress of Spending Power In Post-Election Power Struggle

Peru’s Constitutional Court reverses 2022 ruling and strips Congress of spending power — returning budgetary authority to the executive branch following Keiko Fujimori election victory

By Dionys Duroc

/ 13 Jul 2026

Peru’s Constitutional Court Strips Congress of Spending Power In Post-Election Power Struggle

France Files Criminal Charges After Paraguayan Senator Hurls Racist Insults Towards French Striker Kylian Mbappé Following World Cup Loss

Paraguay senator Celeste Amarilla under fire for racist rant against French striker Kylian Mbappé after France eliminates Paraguay 1-0 in the round of 16

By Dionys Duroc

/ 9 Jul 2026

France Files Criminal Charges After Paraguayan Senator Hurls Racist Insults Towards French Striker Kylian Mbappé Following World Cup Loss

Colombia’s De la Espriella Says No To U.S. “Incursion” But Praises Bombings of Armed Rebel Groups Alongside Trump Administration

De la Espriella has ruled out a U.S.-led “incursion” on Colombian soil — while simultaneously advocating for U.S. military bases in Colombia, joint coca fumigation operations, bombing narco-trafficking groups alongside American forces

By Dionys Duroc

/ 7 Jul 2026

Colombia’s De la Espriella Says No To U.S. “Incursion” But Praises Bombings of Armed Rebel Groups Alongside Trump Administration

Islandwide Energy Blackout Slams Cuba

Cuba’s national electric grid collapsed at midday Monday — the fourth total blackout of 2026 — leaving 10 million people without power as the island’s decades-old infrastructure deterioration converges with a U.S. fuel blockade

By Dionys Duroc

/ 6 Jul 2026

Rodríguez Says 80% of Collapsed Buildings Were Privately Built — Shifting Blame Away From Government

Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez claims 80% of collapsed buildings during earthquakes were privately developed — deflecting scrutiny from state-built Chavista housing projects razed in La Guaira

By Dionys Duroc

/ 6 Jul 2026

Rodríguez Says 80% of Collapsed Buildings Were Privately Built — Shifting Blame Away From Government

Brazil’s October Election Is the Last Domino — and It’s Too Close Too Call

Brazil votes on October 4 in the most consequential election in Latin America’s political realignment as internal Bolsonaro family fractures have destabilized the right’s campaign

By Dionys Duroc

/ 6 Jul 2026