Hundreds of thousands took to the streets across Argentina on May 12 — the fourth Federal University March since Milei took office. The government says it has met its obligations. University rectors say hospitals are on the verge of collapse
Maduro’s financier in Miami federal courtroom, accused of stealing from Venezuela’s poorest. Meanwhile, Washington & Beijing are locked in a battle for Latin America’s critical minerals as Paraguay signs AI deal with Taiwan
50/50 joint venture between Asunción & Taipei combines the one thing Taiwan has in abundance with the one thing Paraguay has in surplus: semiconductors and clean energy
The region holds more than half the world’s lithium, vast copper deposits, and rare earth elements that underpin everything from electric vehicles to artificial intelligence to advanced weapons systems. The competition to control — or partner with — the countries that own them is already underway
Classified intelligence shared with Axios reveals Cuba has acquired more than 300 attack drones from Russia and Iran — and has held internal discussions about targeting Guantanamo Bay, U.S. naval vessels, and Key West. Washington says it is on high alert
Mexico names its preliminary World Cup squad — and the stories that matter aren’t just who made it. They’re Ochoa’s history chase, the Chucky Lozano fallout, Aguirre’s club standoff, and the quiet anxiety around Santiago Giménez
For years, Venezuela’s government suppressed its own economic data. Inflation figures, GDP numbers, monetary aggregates — all state secrets. Under Washington’s post-Maduro oversight framework, the Central Bank of Venezuela has begun publishing again, and numbers are not pretty
Hundreds of billions of dollars flow from the U.S. to Honduras, Guatemala, & El Salvador every year. For millions of families, that money is not supplemental income — it is the economy. The question now is how durable those flows are
Argentina arrives at the World Cup as defending champions — and without one of its most promising young players for the first two matches, banned for what he said to Vinicius Jr.
Argentina’s president used an emergency decree to authorize the entry of U.S. troops and warships for Operation Daga Atlántica & a naval PASSEX exercise — a deepening of the U.S.-Argentina military partnership activated unilaterally
A shooter fired on tourists from atop one of Mexico’s most visited archaeological sites on Monday before taking his own life. Six more were injured. His identity & motive are either unknown or undisclosed
Washington accused the Brazilian officer embedded with ICE in Miami of manipulating the U.S. immigration system to pursue political ends. The Trump administration is now expelling him
