Venezuela falls. Colombia’s election rattles investors. Argentina devalues again. Peru impeaches another president. And in Miami, the real estate prices go up, the private banks expand, and the working-class Latino community that built this city moves further from its center
What began as a trade dispute over border security has devolved into accusations of orchestrating a military incursion. Does Colombia’s election — only 32 days away — play into the border feud?
U.S. Justice Department charges Sinaloa’s sitting governor with conspiring with Los Chapitos to flood the United States with fentanyl, heroin, and cocaine. Nine other current & former officials are charged alongside him. One allegedly murdered a DEA source
A 19-month surveillance operation. More than 500 troops. Sixty armed guards. And in the end, one of the most wanted men in the Western Hemisphere was found alone in a roadside ditch in Nayarit. This is the arrest of “El Jardinero,” a second blow to the CJNG
While Claudia Sheinbaum publicly insists on Mexican sovereignty and demands explanations for unauthorized U.S. operations on Mexican soil, her own government has submitted three separate requests in 2026 to bring American special forces into Mexico. A fourth in imminent
Senate Republicans block war powers resolution that would have required congressional approval before Trump could strike Cuba. Two Republicans crossed the aisle
The second British monarch in history to deliver an address before the U.S. Congress on Tuesday, spoke of renewed focus & solidarity while U.S.-UK relations strain over Argentine waters, a Pentagon memo concerning the Falklands, and as two close friends remain at odds over the Iran conflict
The USMCA — the agreement that governs how the United States, Mexico, and Canada do business — must be renewed by July 1. Washington isn’t playing nice. And Latin America is watching what happens next
The fall of Maduro. CIA operations in Mexico. Pentagon memo leaks. U.S. troops in Argentina. Tech billionaires in Buenos Aires. Cuba’s blockade. FTO threats aimed at Brazil. This is not a collection of individual foreign policy decisions. It is a doctrine — and Washington named it
Brazil’s October election is already one of the most consequential in the hemisphere. An 80-year-old president with two brain surgeries is running for an unprecedented fourth term. His opponent carries his father’s name and his father’s movement. And Washington is already inside the campaign
Silicon Valley’s most politically connected billionaire has bought a mansion in Argentina, met with Milei’s inner circle, and is planning a two-month stay. Nobody is saying exactly what was discussed, but Argentina’s congress wants to know
