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Leaked Voice Message Upends Brazil’s Presidential Race — Five Months Before Vote

Flávio Bolsonaro spent months denying any connection to the jailed banker at the center of Brazil’s biggest financial scandal in a generation. Then The Intercept Brasil published the audio

By Dionys Duroc

/ 21 May 2026

Leaked Voice Message Upends Brazil’s Presidential Race — Five Months Before Vote

Bolivia’s Unrest Worsens: Three Dead & $50 Million Lost Per Day — Washington Has Seen Enough

Since Sociedad Media’s first report on Bolivia’s crisis, the situation has deteriorated sharply. Emergency vehicles are being blocked from hospitals & the U.S. has called it what Paz’s government has been reluctant to: an attempted coup

By Dionys Duroc

/ 21 May 2026

Bolivia’s Unrest Worsens: Three Dead & $50 Million Lost Per Day — Washington Has Seen Enough

Sociedad Media Now: FARC Groups Launch Offensive in Colombia, Honduras Labels IRGC/Hamas as Terrorist Organizations & DOJ Indicts Castro in Miami

U.S. indicts Raúl Castro on Cuban Independence Day at Miami’s Freedom Tower — 30 years in the making. Armed groups launch offensive in Cauca 11 days before presidential vote, while Honduras designates Hamas & Iran’s IRGC as terrorist organizations

By Dionys Duroc

/ 20 May 2026

Sociedad Media Now: FARC Groups Launch Offensive in Colombia, Honduras Labels IRGC/Hamas as Terrorist Organizations & DOJ Indicts Castro in Miami

U.S. Indicts Cuba’s Raúl Castro 30 Years After Humanitarian Aid Shootdown. Miami Herald Gets Out of the Way This Time

On Cuban Independence Day, the DOJ announces criminal charges against the 94-year-old former Cuban president at Miami’s Freedom Tower — the building where generations of Cuban exiles first set foot in America

By Dionys Duroc

/ 20 May 2026

U.S. Indicts Cuba’s Raúl Castro 30 Years After Humanitarian Aid Shootdown. Miami Herald Gets Out of the Way This Time

Honduras Designates Hamas & Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as Terrorist Organizations. It’s Part of a Broader Shift in Latin America

President Asfura’s decision — made by a leader of Palestinian Christian descent who visited Jerusalem earlier this year — is the latest in a coordinated realignment of Latin America’s conservative governments with Washington & Israel’s counterterrorism framework

By Dionys Duroc

/ 20 May 2026

Honduras Designates Hamas & Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as Terrorist Organizations. It’s Part of a Broader Shift in Latin America

Armed Groups Launch Major Offensive as Colombia Prepares to Head to the Polls in 11 Days

A senator’s convoy was ambushed. A mayor was left stranded on the roadside. A soldier was killed a drone attack. All in the same corridor, on the same afternoon. Eleven days before Colombia votes

By Dionys Duroc

/ 20 May 2026

Armed Groups Launch Major Offensive as Colombia Prepares to Head to the Polls in 11 Days

Maduro’s Former “Bag Man” Excites Miami Courtroom — as Delcy Rodríguez Throws Alex Saab to the Wolves

Alex Saab appeared in a Miami federal court Monday on money laundering charges. Diosdado Cabello — Venezuela’s No. 2 — says he was never Venezuelan. The problem is Chavismo spent years saying otherwise

By Dionys Duroc

/ 19 May 2026

Maduro’s Former “Bag Man” Excites Miami Courtroom — as Delcy Rodríguez Throws Alex Saab to the Wolves

Sociedad Media Now: Bolivia In Chaos, Colombia’s Presidential Vote & Peru’s Runoff Election In An Age of Instability

This Monday’s full Democracy breakdown on the latest stories in Bolivia, Colombia & Peru. Riots, unrest and instability, coups? Upcoming elections & a presidential runoff for Peru’s top job

By Dionys Duroc

/ 18 May 2026

Sociedad Media Now: Bolivia In Chaos, Colombia’s Presidential Vote & Peru’s Runoff Election In An Age of Instability

Peru’s Runoff Election: Keiko Fujimori vs. Roberto Sánchez on June 7 — A Nation Divided

For the fourth time, Keiko Fujimori is one election away from Peru’s presidency. Her opponent is a former minister under a president who tried to stage a coup and is now in prison. The June 7 vote is a stress test for a country that has cycled through eight presidents in a decade

By Dionys Duroc

/ 18 May 2026

Peru’s Runoff Election: Keiko Fujimori vs. Roberto Sánchez on June 7 — A Nation Divided

Colombia’s Election Is 13 Days Out. And The Race Just Changed — Again

New poll has Paloma Valencia overtaking Abelardo De la Espriella for second place — and the runoff math against Cepeda has shifted with it. With violence dominating voter concerns and a Washington warning about democratic deterioration, the final stretch begins

By Dionys Duroc

/ 18 May 2026

Colombia’s Election Is 13 Days Out. And The Race Just Changed — Again

Bolivia Is on Fire. Political Coup Or Popular Uprising? Who Is To Blame?

Miners marchs 1,100 kilometers to La Paz. Dynamite is going off outside the presidential palace and economic grievances are real. So is the former president’s fingerprints on the unrest

By Dionys Duroc

/ 18 May 2026

Bolivia Is on Fire. Political Coup Or Popular Uprising? Who Is To Blame?

CIA Lands In Havana. Hours Later, Washington Announces Plans to Indict Revolutionary Leader, Raúl Castro

CIA Director John Ratcliffe met with Cuban officials — including Raúl Castro's own grandson — on Thursday. By nightfall, the DOJ confirmed it plans to charge the 94-year-old former president over the 1996 downing of Brothers to the Rescue aircraft

By Dionys Duroc

/ 15 May 2026

CIA Lands In Havana. Hours Later, Washington Announces Plans to Indict Revolutionary Leader, Raúl Castro