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Nuevo Miami
Javier Mascherano Resigns as Manager of Inter Miami C.F. — and Nobody Saw it Coming
By Sociedad Media
Culture
Pablo Escobar Brought Four Hippos to Colombia — 40 Years Later, the State is Killing 80 Descendants
By Dionys Duroc
Brazil
Brazil’s Former Spy Chief in ICE Custody in Florida. Bolsonaro’s Allies Want Asylum. Lula Wants Him Back
By Sociedad Media
Venezuela
Chevron Signs at Miraflores — Shell is Next — Washington’s Venezuela Oil Deal is Now in Action
By Dionys Duroc
Venezuela
Delcy Rodríguez Appoints Padrino López as Minister of Agriculture as Part of Ongoing Leadership Shuffle
By Dionys Duroc
Venezuela
Machado is Coming Back. She Survived Maduro — Now Rodríguez Says She Must Answer for Treason
By Dionys Duroc
Democracy
Peru’s Election is Heating Up. Fujimori Leads as López Aliaga & Jorge Nieto Struggle for Second
By Dionys Duroc
Venezuela
Slow Walk to Democracy: March on Miraflores, 90-Day Mandate Expires & Islamabad Talks
By Dionys Duroc
Security
Florida-Brazil Gun Pipeline: Washington & Brasília Create Joint Task Force to Combat Organized Crime
By Dionys Duroc
Democracy
Venezuela’s Workers March on Miraflores. Rodríguez Sends in Tear Gas
By Dionys Duroc
Cuba
“Resignation is Not Part of Our Vocabulary”: Díaz-Canel Refuses to Step Down as Cuba Crumbles
By Dionys Duroc
World
U.S.-Iran Ceasefire Hangs By a Thread as Tehran Plays Last Card in Strait of Hormuz
By Dionys Duroc
South America
Chile’s New President is Building a Wall & Counting Down the Days as Half a Million Venezuelans Are Watching
By Dionys Duroc
Nuevo Miami
The Stronghold: How Miami’s Cuban Exile Community Shaped U.S. Foreign Policy for Sixty Years — and is Shaping it Still
By Dionys Duroc
Security
The Smuggling Network That Turned Cuban Desperation into Hard Cash
By Dionys Duroc
Security
Trump vs. Brazil’s Gangs: Washington Calls Them “Terrorists” — Lula Says That’s a Prelude for Intervention
By Dionys Duroc
Mexico
Mexico Has 132,000 Disappeared Persons & UN Calls the Crisis a Crime Against Humanity — Sheinbaum Disagrees
By Dionys Duroc
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