DSA-backed primary fight exposing an Israel-policy rift in Miami-Dade, and Brazil’s tightening election features a handful of candidate with top two courting women voters who make up 53% of the electorate
Four stories, one region processing crises: Venezuela’s dialogue closes without an election date, an economist’s $161B capital flight finding, Colombia’s earthquake death toll & recovery status, and a story of Colombian sacrifice
Two fronts in the region’s anti-cartel fight: Michoacán avocado growers face fresh threats after a cartel leader’s arrest as SOUTHCOM’s Panama forum shows Peru moving fast to join the “Shield of the Americas” as Colombia’s status stays unresolved as FARC kills two
Four stories, one region under pressure: new Nicaragua sanctions, direct U.S.-Venezuela diplomacy, a widening AFA corruption probe, and a deadly Colombian earthquake lifts death toll
Lula-Rubio feud escalates from Miami as Brazil closes in on election, while Colombia’s new president faces a deadly 7.4-magnitude earthquake just three days into office — political fault lines and literal ones, both very much active
Two elections, two tests of Miami’s political influence: Colombia’s de la Espriella takes office backed early by Miami’s Colombian community, while Florida’s GOP frontrunner Byron Donalds dominates even as the Hispanic vote splits
Colombia’s new president inherits fiscal crisis as markets bet on reform, Mexico’s AI export boom overtakes cars, and Puerto Rico’s deferred infrastructure collapses into mandatory water rationing
El Mencho’s brother pleads guilty in Washington, Fujimori begins expelling Venezuelan gang members in Peru, and national police dismantle a CJNG meth lab in Spain
Three angles for this Tuesday: Newsweek declares Trump vindicated since predicted chaos never came, yet no new U.S. oil deals have closed amid internal infighting — while Paraguay deepens ties with Washington via a new nuclear pact
Maduro endorsing a Venezuela dialogue he has no role in, Brazil’s election tightening to a virtual tie, and Sheinbaum treating kids’ social media use as a public health crisis
Miami Represnetative pressures Sheinbaum of Mexico, a Miami power broker’s contested exit from Venezuela policy, and new data shows the city itself has quietly become less affordable than New York City
