Dionys Duroc - Sociedad Media (Page 20)

Ecuador's Noboa Says Hezbollah, Hamas, and Iran's Revolutionary Guard Are Training Criminals in Ecuador

Ecuador’s president tells Univision that Hezbollah, Hamas, and Iran’s Revolutionary Guard are training criminal gangs tearing his country apart

By Dionys Duroc

/ 11 Mar 2026

Ecuador's Noboa Says Hezbollah, Hamas, and Iran's Revolutionary Guard Are Training Criminals in Ecuador

Washington Targets Brazil’s Gangs as Terrorists as Lula da Silva’s Absence from Doral Summit Casts Shadow Over Latin America

Washington moves to designate Brazil’s two largest criminal gangs as terrorist organizations—a move that could justify military action on Brazilian soil, sending Lula’s government into crisis mode

By Dionys Duroc

/ 10 Mar 2026

Washington Targets Brazil’s Gangs as Terrorists as Lula da Silva’s Absence from Doral Summit Casts Shadow Over Latin America

Washington and Havana Are Talking & a Deal to End Cuba’s 67-Year Standoff May Be Days Away

Washington and Havana are negotiating in secret—and a deal that could end Cuba’s 67-year standoff, open the island to U.S. investment, and usher out Díaz-Canel may be only days away

By Dionys Duroc

/ 9 Mar 2026

Washington and Havana Are Talking & a Deal to End Cuba’s 67-Year Standoff May Be Days Away

Colombia's New Congress Takes Shape & Paloma Valencia Emerges as the Right's Standard-Bearer

Paloma Valencia sweeps Colombia’s right-wing primary—and election day brought cyberattacks, border chaos, and armed intimidation. The May 31 presidential race is now wide open

By Dionys Duroc

/ 9 Mar 2026

Colombia's New Congress Takes Shape & Paloma Valencia Emerges as the Right's Standard-Bearer

Cubans Bang Pots in the Dark for a Third Night as Protests Escalate Across the Island

Havana enters one more night of protests, a 2,000-megawatt blackout & a U.S. president predicting Cuba’s government will not last

By Dionys Duroc

/ 8 Mar 2026

Cubans Bang Pots in the Dark for a Third Night as Protests Escalate Across the Island

“Cuba is Next”: Havana Erupts in Nighttime Protests After 60 Hours Without Power as Trump Vows Regime Will Fall

An island running on fumes, a population running out of patience, and a U.S. president who says the endgame has already begun

By Dionys Duroc

/ 7 Mar 2026

“Cuba is Next”: Havana Erupts in Nighttime Protests After 60 Hours Without Power as Trump Vows Regime Will Fall

After Seven Years, the U.S. and Venezuela Are Talking Again—And the Oil Is Already Flowing

From enemies to partners—Washington restores ties with Venezuela and strikes a gold deal in the same week

By Dionys Duroc

/ 7 Mar 2026

After Seven Years, the U.S. and Venezuela Are Talking Again—And the Oil Is Already Flowing

Paraguay Opens the Door: U.S. Troops Cleared to Operate in South America’s Heartland

Paraguay signs a landmark agreement authorizing U.S. troops to operate on its soil—making it the latest South American nation to align with Washington’s expanding military framework to counter the cartels

By Dionys Duroc

/ 5 Mar 2026

Paraguay Opens the Door: U.S. Troops Cleared to Operate in South America’s Heartland

Brazil at a Crossroads: Lula, Trump’s Tariffs, a Banking Scandal & the October Election That Will Define the Nation’s Future

Lula tied in polls, fights trade with Trump, a $7.6 billion banking scandal, and an opposition armed with Bolsonaro’s name, is preparing for upcoming elections in Brazil

By Dionys Duroc

/ 5 Mar 2026

Brazil at a Crossroads: Lula, Trump’s Tariffs, a Banking Scandal & the October Election That Will Define the Nation’s Future

Venezuela’s Acting President & Washington’s Legal Sword Over Her Head

Venezuela’s acting president has been a DEA priority target since 2022. Now Washington is reportedly holding a sealed indictment over her head—ready to unseal it the moment she stops cooperating

By Dionys Duroc

/ 3 Mar 2026

Venezuela’s Acting President & Washington’s Legal Sword Over Her Head

How Venezuela’s Oil Industry Is Being Rebuilt—and What Comes Next for U.S. Companies

Venezuela’s oil fields are reopening, its political prisoners are coming home, and U.S. companies are circling. But uncertainty remains.

By Dionys Duroc

/ 3 Mar 2026

How Venezuela’s Oil Industry Is Being Rebuilt—and What Comes Next for U.S. Companies

Milei Labels Opposition “Thieves” and “Murderers” in Fiery Speech to Congress

Argentina's president calls opponents "thieves,” Puerto Rico readies for conflict, Caracas, once Iranian allies, remains silent in wake of U.S. strikes

By Dionys Duroc

/ 2 Mar 2026

Milei Labels Opposition “Thieves” and “Murderers” in Fiery Speech to Congress