Venezuela’s financial rehabilitation moved faster this week than at any point since January. The IMF is back. Sanctions on state banks were lifted. Rodríguez thanked Trump by name. And a man with a $15 million U.S. bounty was quietly installed in the Cabinet. Here’s a complete breakdown
On June 27, Colombia faces Portugal at Hard Rock Stadium in the group stage match that has generated more ticket requests than any other game in the entire 2026 World Cup. Here’s the full preview before the showdown in Miami
New Jersey just announced fans will pay $150 for a 15-minute train ride to the World Cup Final. FIFA says it should not have to cover the cost as New Jersey shifts the blame. Also, Coldplay will perform at halftime
Thousands of Venezuelans packed Madrid’s Puerta del Sol on Saturday as Machado received the city’s Gold Medal and delivered a direct message to the world’s progressive leaders: Venezuela is ready for democracy
At a rally on Friday, Trump told thousands of supporters that American military power would soon deliver a moment “70 years in the making” for Cuba. The Pentagon is planning, and back-channel talks are underway
USA Today reveals that the White House directed the Pentagon to ramp up planning for potential military operations against Cuba. No order has been given. But the planning is real — and Cuba's president intends to fight back
In 48 hours, U.S. sanctions on Venezuela’s banks were lifted, the IMF restored relations & Central Bank got new leadership. Delcy Rodríguez is rebuilding Venezuela’s financial architecture — and she thanked Donald Trump by name while doing it
Venezuela joined the IMF in 1946. For most of the past two decades, it could not access its own money held there. That changes now — and Washington made it happen
Milei promised Argentines that inflation would hit zero by August. A global energy shock triggered by a war with Iran has made that promise harder to keep — and ordinary Argentines are feeling it at the gas pump, in the classroom, and on the bus
The bill would extend TPS for more than 350K Haitians through April 2029. Even if it passes the House, it faces significant obstacles in the Senate, a likely presidential veto, and a Supreme Court case that could determine the outcome regardless of what Congress does
A document filed with the U.S. Department of Justice on April 14 reveals that Venezuela’s acting president has hired a Washington lobbyist to lay the groundwork for her presidential campaign
