Dionys Duroc - Sociedad Media (Page 5)

Peru in Crisis: A Stalled F-16 Deal, Two Cabinet Resignations & a New Impeachment Threat — Six Weeks Before the Runoff

Peru is on its ninth president in a decade. A $3.5 billion U.S. arms deal just collapsed the cabinet. The election count is still disputed & a presidential runoff is six weeks away. This is what a decade of institutional collapse looks like in real time

By Dionys Duroc

/ 23 Apr 2026

Peru in Crisis: A Stalled F-16 Deal, Two Cabinet Resignations & a New Impeachment Threat — Six Weeks Before the Runoff

15 Months into Ecuador’s War on the Gangs: What We Know — and What it Means for Latin America

Ecuador declared an internal armed conflict in January 2024, 15 months later, it has the highest homicide rate in Latin America, U.S. forces operating on its soil & a president asking Washington for troops. Here’s where things stand

By Dionys Duroc

/ 22 Apr 2026

15 Months into Ecuador’s War on the Gangs: What We Know — and What it Means for Latin America

Wall Street Journal Calls Brazil’s Gangs the New Italian Mafia — Brasília is Outraged

A bombshell WSJ investigation compared the PCC to the Sicilian mob and called it a global cocaine superpower. In Brazil, the reaction was volcanic — and in Washington, the timing could not be more loaded

By Dionys Duroc

/ 22 Apr 2026

Wall Street Journal Calls Brazil’s Gangs the New Italian Mafia — Brasília is Outraged

The Pentagon is Building an AI-Powered Military Force to Fight Cartels in Latin America

Washington is fusing artificial intelligence, autonomous drones & counterterrorism doctrine into a new kind of war against organized crime in the Western Hemisphere

By Dionys Duroc

/ 21 Apr 2026

The Pentagon is Building an AI-Powered Military Force to Fight Cartels in Latin America

Mexico Said There Were No U.S. Agents On the Ground — Then Two CIA Operators Died in a Car Crash in Chihuahua

A fatal accident returning from a drug lab raid in Chihuahua has confirmed what Mexico’s government had publicly denied: CIA officers were operating inside the country

By Dionys Duroc

/ 21 Apr 2026

Mexico Said There Were No U.S. Agents On the Ground — Then Two CIA Operators Died in a Car Crash in Chihuahua

Suspect in 1994 Panama Plane Bombing Extradited From Venezuela After 30 Years

Ali Zaki Hage Jalil arrived in Panama City on Monday to face trial for the Alas Chiricanas bombing that killed 21 people. Extradition — approved by Venezuela’s post-Maduro regime — closes 30 years of impunity in one of Latin America’s biggest unsolved terrorism cases

By Dionys Duroc

/ 21 Apr 2026

Suspect in 1994 Panama Plane Bombing Extradited From Venezuela After 30 Years

Colombia’s Petro Warns of Latin American “Rebellion” Against U.S. at Barcelona Democracy Summit

At a progressive summit in Barcelona, Colombia’s outgoing president invoked the Spanish colonial era to warn Trump that Washington’s approach to the region is creating the conditions for “rebellion.” The warning is real, but the messenger is complicated

By Dionys Duroc

/ 21 Apr 2026

Colombia’s Petro Warns of Latin American “Rebellion” Against U.S. at Barcelona Democracy Summit

Peru’s Election is Still Not Over — Ballots Found in a Trash Bin, a Prosecutor’s Raid, & a Runoff Nobody Can Confirm Yet

Eight days after Peruvians voted, the country still doesn’t know who will face Keiko Fujimori on June 7. The count has been raided, challenged, and frozen by approximately 6,000 disputed ballot records. The situation is now in the hands of judges — not voters

By Dionys Duroc

/ 20 Apr 2026

Peru’s Election is Still Not Over — Ballots Found in a Trash Bin, a Prosecutor’s Raid, & a Runoff Nobody Can Confirm Yet

200 Tourists Trapped on Rio Hillside Above Turf War — Washington to Call Brazil’s Gangs Terrorist Organizations

A Comando Vermelho gun battle trapped 200 tourists on Morro Dois Irmãos this morning. Washington’s designation of Brazil’s most powerful gangs as Foreign Terrorist Organizations is now reported to be imminent

By Dionys Duroc

/ 20 Apr 2026

200 Tourists Trapped on Rio Hillside Above Turf War — Washington to Call Brazil’s Gangs Terrorist Organizations

Miami’s Cubans Are Done Waiting — Polls Show Massive Support for Military Action in Havana

A U.S. government plane landed in Havana for the first time since the Obama-era, and Trump promises “new dawn for Cuba” as new polls show 79% of South Florida's Cubans support military intervention. Here’s the full picture

By Dionys Duroc

/ 20 Apr 2026

Miami’s Cubans Are Done Waiting — Polls Show Massive Support for Military Action in Havana

Venezuela’s Lights May Finally Come Back On — GE & Siemens Negotiating With Rodríguez Regime

For years, Venezuelans have lived with blackouts lasting up to 13 hours a day. This weekend, Rodríguez announced GE & Siemens are now in active negotiations to fix Venezuela’s national grid — and turn on the lights for 28 million people

By Dionys Duroc

/ 20 Apr 2026

Venezuela’s Lights May Finally Come Back On — GE & Siemens Negotiating With Rodríguez Regime

Venezuela Has a New Strongwoman — and Washington Approves. Here’s What Miami’s Venezuelans Are Actually Thinking

The New York Times published a major investigation — 12 sources inside Venezuela — revealing Delcy Rodríguez is systematically eliminating Maduro’s inner circle with Washington's blessing. Here’s what it means for Miami’s Venezuelan community

By Dionys Duroc

/ 20 Apr 2026

Venezuela Has a New Strongwoman — and Washington Approves. Here’s What Miami’s Venezuelans Are Actually Thinking