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Chile’s Kast Inherits Economic Emergency. Now His Austerity Agenda Is Bringing Students Into the Streets

Three months after winning Chile’s presidency, José Antonio Kast is governing through the country’s sharpest social unrest since he took office — as thousands of students clashed with police in Santiago Wednesday over his $6 billion austerity plan & education cuts

By Dionys Duroc

/ 4 Jun 2026

Chile’s Kast Inherits Economic Emergency. Now His Austerity Agenda Is Bringing Students Into the Streets

Trump Endorses De la Espriella for Colombia’s June 21 Runoff — Petro Calls It an Attack on Sovereignty

Trump endorses Colombian presidential candidate Abelardo de la Espriella on Tuesday, as Petro fires back that foreign interference kills freedom

By Dionys Duroc

/ 3 Jun 2026

Trump Endorses De la Espriella for Colombia’s June 21 Runoff — Petro Calls It an Attack on Sovereignty

CJNG’s Underground Railroad: The Cartel Tunnel Hidden Beneath a Fake San Diego Discount Store

Beneath a fake discount store in Otay Mesa, the CJNG built a 1,933-foot cocaine tunnel — equipped with lighting, ventilation, and an electric rail system — that federal investigators watched for six months before seizing more than a ton of cocaine valued at $45 million

By Dionys Duroc

/ 3 Jun 2026

CJNG’s Underground Railroad: The Cartel Tunnel Hidden Beneath a Fake San Diego Discount Store

Peru’s Crime Crisis Is Consuming the Country. On June 7, Voters Will Decide How to Fight It

Eight presidents in a decade. Extortion, robberies, murders, and schools closed for fear of the criminal networks. Peru heads to the polls on Sunday, June 7 for a presidential runoff between right-wing Keiko Fujimori and leftist Roberto Sánchez

By Dionys Duroc

/ 3 Jun 2026

Peru’s Crime Crisis Is Consuming the Country. On June 7, Voters Will Decide How to Fight It

What Washington Wants From a De La Espriella Colombia

A de la Espriella victory on June 21 would open a reset of U.S.-Colombia relations across five concrete policy fronts — reversing four years of deterioration under Petro and repositioning Bogotá as one of Washington's closest hemispheric partners

By Dionys Duroc

/ 2 Jun 2026

What Washington Wants From a De La Espriella Colombia

Trump Nominates Florida House Speaker Daniel Perez as U.S. Ambassador to Brazil

Trump nominates Florida House Speaker Daniel Perez — a close ally of Marco Rubio — as U.S. Ambassador to Brazil on Monday, placing a politically connected Miami Republican at the center of Washington’s most consequential diplomatic relationship in South America

By Dionys Duroc

/ 2 Jun 2026

Trump Nominates Florida House Speaker Daniel Perez as U.S. Ambassador to Brazil

Noboa Drops Colombia Tariffs After Meeting With De la Espriella — Petro Calls It Election Interference

Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa lifts tariffs on Colombian imports following 10-minute call with opposition candidate De La Espriella — bypassing the Petro government and prompting Bogotá to accuse Quito of deliberate interference

By Dionys Duroc

/ 1 Jun 2026

Noboa Drops Colombia Tariffs After Meeting With De la Espriella — Petro Calls It Election Interference

If De La Espriella Wins, Colombia Could Seal Latin America’s Right-Wing Revolution

A De La Espriella victory on June 21 would place the three largest South American economies under right-wing rule simultaneously for the first time in over two decades

By Dionys Duroc

/ 1 Jun 2026

If De La Espriella Wins, Colombia Could Seal Latin America’s Right-Wing Revolution

Colombia’s De la Espriella Wins First Round in Massive Upset — Runoff Set for June 21

Right-wing outsider Abelardo de la Espriella stuns pollsters on Sunday by winning Colombia’s presidential first round with 43.7%. June 21 runoff against leftist Senator Iván Cepeda is official — as outgoing President Gustavo Petro rejects the results

By Dionys Duroc

/ 1 Jun 2026

Colombia’s De la Espriella Wins First Round in Massive Upset — Runoff Set for June 21

U.S. Designates Brazil’s PCC & Comando Vermelho as Foreign Terrorist Organizations

Washington designates Brazil’s PCC & CV as Specially Designated Global Terrorists on Thursday, with a formal Foreign Terrorist Organization classification set to take effect June 5 — a move Brasília says amounts to electoral interference ahead of October’s presidential vote

By Dionys Duroc

/ 29 May 2026

U.S. Designates Brazil’s PCC & Comando Vermelho as Foreign Terrorist Organizations

Two Weeks Away — Iran World Cup Camp Relocates to Mexico Due to War

FIFA rejected Iran’s request to move its matches away from the U.S. Infantino personally guaranteed visas. And in 14 days, Iranian players will drive across the San Ysidro border crossing to play at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles

By Dionys Duroc

/ 29 May 2026

Two Weeks Away — Iran World Cup Camp Relocates to Mexico Due to War

Guatemala Welcomes U.S. Strikes on Drug Organizations as Washington Moves Into Central America

In a call with Defense Secretary Hegseth, Guatemalan President Arévalo agreed to joint military airstrikes against drug trafficking groups on Guatemalan soil. Operations could begin as early as June

By Dionys Duroc

/ 28 May 2026

Guatemala Welcomes U.S. Strikes on Drug Organizations as Washington Moves Into Central America