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Chinese Electric Cars Are Taking Over Brazil’s Streets

The Geely EX2 ranked second in Brazilian EV sales 16 days after launch. BYD is building cars in São Paulo. BAIC is preparing its market entry. Brazil didn’t impose tariffs, allowing a tidal wave of Chinese-made vehicles

By Dionys Duroc

/ 28 May 2026

Chinese Electric Cars Are Taking Over Brazil’s Streets

Paraguay Is Arming Up. Washington Is Helping. Beijing Is Watching

New SOFA gives U.S. troops operational authority in Paraguay as Taiwan-AI deal has made Paraguay a more visible target for Chinese pressure. The small landlocked country is navigating a dangerous moment

By Dionys Duroc

/ 27 May 2026

Paraguay Is Arming Up. Washington Is Helping. Beijing Is Watching

Mexico’s Cartels Upgrade Weaponized Drones. The Army Is Scrambling — With the World Cup 15 Days Away

How a February drone incident exposed Mexico’s new war front against the cartels operatives trained on Ukrainian FPV drone tactics return home

By Dionys Duroc

/ 27 May 2026

Mexico’s Cartels Upgrade Weaponized Drones. The Army Is Scrambling — With the World Cup 15 Days Away

Colombians Turn Out In Miami For Presidential Vote — Petro Under Investigation as De La Espriella Surges In Polls

De la Espriella is now in a statistical tie with Cepeda. Colombia’s House of Representatives opened a criminal investigation into Petro today for alleged electoral interference. And in Miami, Colombians who haven't been home in years are waiting to vote

By Dionys Duroc

/ 26 May 2026

Colombians Turn Out In Miami For Presidential Vote — Petro Under Investigation as De La Espriella Surges In Polls

Five Months Post-Maduro: What Has Trump’s Latin America Strategy Actually Achieved?

Operation Absolute Resolve. Cuba blockade. Nicaragua sanctions. A counterterrorism doctrine that covers the entire hemisphere. The administration has moved faster and further in Latin America than any since the Cold War — but there are risks

By Dionys Duroc

/ 26 May 2026

Five Months Post-Maduro: What Has Trump’s Latin America Strategy Actually Achieved?

Washington Turns Up Heat on Managua as Ortega Calls Trump “Unhinged.” What Comes Next In Nicaragua?

U.S. sanctions Nicaraguan Interior Ministry official — timed deliberately to the anniversary of Nicaragua’s 2018 massacre — a signal that the Trump administration’s Western Hemisphere pressure campaign has a third target

By Dionys Duroc

/ 25 May 2026

Washington Turns Up Heat on Managua as Ortega Calls Trump “Unhinged.” What Comes Next In Nicaragua?

Colombia Anxiously Awaits Election — Six Days Away

The last poll before May 31 shows De la Espriella in a near-tie with Cepeda — and leading him in a hypothetical runoff. Campaigns closed Sunday. The country votes in silence

By Dionys Duroc

/ 25 May 2026

Colombia Anxiously Awaits Election — Six Days Away

María Corina Machado Vows to Run For President in Venezuela — Is Washington Ready?

The Nobel Peace Prize laureate who won 70% of Venezuela’s opposition vote said on Saturday in Panama: “I will run.” But is Washington ready?

By Dionys Duroc

/ 25 May 2026

María Corina Machado Vows to Run For President in Venezuela — Is Washington Ready?

Venezuela & Cuba Now: CIA in Havana, USS Nimitz, the Case of Alex Saab, & U.S. Marines Land in Caracas

U.S. Marines land in a Caracas with Venezuelan government approval while Alex Saab prepares to cooperate with prosecutors. In Cuba, CIA brings operative to Havana meeting as the USS Nimitz roles into the Caribbean

By Dionys Duroc

/ 24 May 2026

Venezuela & Cuba Now: CIA in Havana, USS Nimitz, the Case of Alex Saab, & U.S. Marines Land in Caracas

U.S.-Mexico Talk Security at National Palace — But Tardy Official On Motorbike Earns the Headlines

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary’s two-day visit to Mexico City was the most significant bilateral security meeting in months — set against CIA agent deaths, drug indictments, and a viral moment nobody planned: Mexico’s Interior Minister’s arrival on motorbike

By Dionys Duroc

/ 22 May 2026

U.S.-Mexico Talk Security at National Palace — But Tardy Official On Motorbike Earns the Headlines

Colombia Names World Cup Squad. Eight Days Later, the Country Votes

Luis Díaz leads Los Cafeteros into the most politically charged World Cup campaign any Colombian team has ever faced. The final squad drops May 29 — two days before an election that will define the country Colombia’s players will represent all summer

By Dionys Duroc

/ 22 May 2026

Colombia Names World Cup Squad. Eight Days Later, the Country Votes

At Least 19 Dead in Two Honduran Massacres Following Approval of Criminal Reform Bill

Workers were shot at roll call. Police were ambushed on a highway. Both attacks happened the same night in northern Honduras — and both, authorities say, have the same root cause

By Dionys Duroc

/ 22 May 2026

At Least 19 Dead in Two Honduran Massacres Following Approval of Criminal Reform Bill