Dionys Duroc
Miami, Florida, USA
Foreign Correspondent based in Latin America; Editor at Sociedad Media
Venezuela
Chevron Moves In On Trump’s “Biggest Oil Deal in World History” With Venezuela
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Democracy
“Too Few People Are in Prison”: Flávio Bolsonaro Embraces Bukele Model as Brazil Readies For Election
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Americas
Pentagon To Finance Purchase Of Key Brazilian Mineral Operation
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Democracy
Water, Power & Bad Bunny: Inside Puerto Rico's Summer of Discontent
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Society
LATAM’S Most Developed Countries, Ranked: Chile Leads a Region of Contrasts
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Security
Hegseth Says U.S. Will Take Anti-Cartel Campaign From the Water Onto Latin American Soil
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Venezuela
Cabello Calls Second Dialogue Round “Satisfactory,” Accuses Absent Opposition of Trying to “Implode” the Process
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Democracy
Brazil’s Election Tightens Fast as The Region Watches How Washington Plays It
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Cuba
Cuba’s Military Holds $18 Billion in Liquid Assets While Its People Endure Blackouts and Hunger
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Democracy
Venezuela’s Government & Opposition Close First Dialogue — With No Electoral Timeline In Sight
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South America
FARC Dissidents Ambush Colombian Army Convoy in Huila, Killing Two, as Military Manages Two Crises at Once
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U.S. Politics
U.S. Congress Moves to Reload the NICA Act After Ortega Declares the End of Elections
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Americas
Miami Congressman Doctors Lula In Maduro Jumpsuit After Lula-Rubio Feud Escalates Before Brazil Elections
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Security
The End of “Total Peace”: Inside Colombia’s Fracturing Guerrilla Landscape as De La Espriella Takes Power
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Nuevo Miami
Colombia Inaugurates a New President in Cali. Miami’s Colombian Community Has Been Celebrating Since June
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Democracy
From a Brooklyn Jail Cell, Maduro Endorses the Dialogue Process Unfolding Without Him
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Americas
The War Of The Triple Alliance: How One Line From Lula Reopened One Of South America’s Deepest Historical Wounds
By Dionys Duroc
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