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Ex-President Pedro Castillo of Peru Sits In Prison — But Roberto Sánchez Promises to Set Him Free

Roberto Sánchez’s campaign is built around a single promise — freeing Pedro Castillo, the former president serving an 11 1/2-year sentence for attempting to dissolve Congress in December 2022. Will it succeed?

By Dionys Duroc

/ 8 Jun 2026

Ex-President Pedro Castillo of Peru Sits In Prison — But Roberto Sánchez Promises to Set Him Free

Peru’s Presidential Runoff Is Too Close to Call

With over 92% of votes counted, Peru’s race between Keiko Fujimori & Roberto Sánchez remains too close to call Monday morning — in a margin measured in tens of thousands that may take days or weeks to officially certify

By Dionys Duroc

/ 8 Jun 2026

Peru’s Presidential Runoff Is Too Close to Call

Washington Sanctions Díaz-Canel, Wife & Castro Dynasty in Third Cuba Escalation in a Month

Trump administration sanctions Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel, wife, stepson & two members of the Castro family — the third round of Cuba sanctions in under a month — as Rubio warns that more are coming “in the following days and weeks”

By Dionys Duroc

/ 5 Jun 2026

Washington Sanctions Díaz-Canel, Wife & Castro Dynasty in Third Cuba Escalation in a Month

James Rodríguez Snubs President Petro’s Daughter at World Cup Send-Off — And Colombia Can’t Stop Talking About It

At Colombia’s official World Cup send-off ceremony in Bogotá, captain James Rodríguez “snubs” Gustavo Petro's daughter Antonella — a three-second moment that went viral across Colombia as presidential election heads into its final weeks

By Dionys Duroc

/ 5 Jun 2026

James Rodríguez Snubs President Petro’s Daughter at World Cup Send-Off — And Colombia Can’t Stop Talking About It

Sociedad Media Now: Protests Erupt In Santiago, South America Celebrates Major Infrastructure Project & Latin American Capital Touches Down In Miami

Latin America’s right-wing turn is producing consequences that stretch from Santiago’s streets to Miami’s bank floors to a river in Paraguay. Chile's Kast faces student riots over a $6 billion austerity plan as transcontinental trade corridor nears completion

By Sociedad Media

/ 4 Jun 2026

Sociedad Media Now: Protests Erupt In Santiago, South America Celebrates Major Infrastructure Project & Latin American Capital Touches Down In Miami

Latin America Is Turning Right — And the Money Is Moving to Miami

Latin American buyers acquire 49% of all new luxury units in South Florida & Miami in cash as right-wing political turn sweeping Latin America shifts the city’s role from safe haven for flight capital to headquarters for a new generation of Latin American investment

By Dionys Duroc

/ 4 Jun 2026

Latin America Is Turning Right — And the Money Is Moving to Miami

South America’s Most Ambitious Infrastructure Project Is Almost Complete — And It Will Change How the World Trades With the Continent

With just 21 meters of concrete separating the two ends of a 1,294-meter bridge over the Paraguay River, South America’s most ambitious infrastructure project is days from a historic milestone

By Dionys Duroc

/ 4 Jun 2026

South America’s Most Ambitious Infrastructure Project Is Almost Complete — And It Will Change How the World Trades With the Continent

Chile’s Kast Inherits Economic Emergency. Now His Austerity Agenda Is Bringing Students Into the Streets

Three months after winning Chile’s presidency, José Antonio Kast is governing through the country’s sharpest social unrest since he took office — as thousands of students clashed with police in Santiago Wednesday over his $6 billion austerity plan & education cuts

By Dionys Duroc

/ 4 Jun 2026

Chile’s Kast Inherits Economic Emergency. Now His Austerity Agenda Is Bringing Students Into the Streets

Sociedad Media Now: Peru’s Crime Epidemic, Cartel Tunnel Discovered by DHS in San Diego, & Trump Endorses Colombia’s De La Espriella

Jalisco Cartel builds 2,000-foot cocaine tunnel beneath fake San Diego discount store before authorities seize $45 million in cocaine — and Trump breaks major news in critical election by endorsing Colombia’s “El Tigre” as Peru prepares to vote on Sunday amid crime epidemic

By Sociedad Media

/ 3 Jun 2026

Sociedad Media Now: Peru’s Crime Epidemic, Cartel Tunnel Discovered by DHS in San Diego, & Trump Endorses Colombia’s De La Espriella

Trump Endorses De la Espriella for Colombia’s June 21 Runoff — Petro Calls It an Attack on Sovereignty

Trump endorses Colombian presidential candidate Abelardo de la Espriella on Tuesday, as Petro fires back that foreign interference kills freedom

By Dionys Duroc

/ 3 Jun 2026

Trump Endorses De la Espriella for Colombia’s June 21 Runoff — Petro Calls It an Attack on Sovereignty

CJNG’s Underground Railroad: The Cartel Tunnel Hidden Beneath a Fake San Diego Discount Store

Beneath a fake discount store in Otay Mesa, the CJNG built a 1,933-foot cocaine tunnel — equipped with lighting, ventilation, and an electric rail system — that federal investigators watched for six months before seizing more than a ton of cocaine valued at $45 million

By Dionys Duroc

/ 3 Jun 2026

CJNG’s Underground Railroad: The Cartel Tunnel Hidden Beneath a Fake San Diego Discount Store

Peru’s Crime Crisis Is Consuming the Country. On June 7, Voters Will Decide How to Fight It

Eight presidents in a decade. Extortion, robberies, murders, and schools closed for fear of the criminal networks. Peru heads to the polls on Sunday, June 7 for a presidential runoff between right-wing Keiko Fujimori and leftist Roberto Sánchez

By Dionys Duroc

/ 3 Jun 2026

Peru’s Crime Crisis Is Consuming the Country. On June 7, Voters Will Decide How to Fight It