International flights suspended in Venezuela amid U.S. warning of increased military activity

Several international airlines have suspended flights to and from Venezuela following a U.S. aviation warning citing heightened military activity near the country’s main airport. The ...

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Maduro Regime Mobilizes Millions and Trains Militants in Jungle Warfare with Poison Arrows

It reads like a desperate move from a cornered regime, but the threat is being broadcast with deadly seriousness from Caracas. Facing what it describes ...

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Sheinbaum Closes Door on US Military Cooperation Following Trump’s Strong Stance on Cartels

It did not take long for a response to come from the National Palace regarding the growing pressure from Washington. Just twenty-four hours after U.S. ...

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Mexico awaits U.S. approval to restart cattle exports amid screwworm outbreak

Mexico’s Agriculture Secretary Julio Berdegue confirmed that there is still no date set for resuming cattle exports to the United States, as both countries continue ...

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Argentina seeks to overturn $16.1 billion YPF ruling in U.S. court

A U.S. appeals court is set to decide whether Argentina must pay $16.1 billion to investors over the 2012 nationalization of state-controlled oil company YPF. ...

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Small Plane Crashes and Explodes During Takeoff in Venezuela

A small aircraft crashed and exploded during takeoff in western Venezuela, killing both the pilot and co-pilot. The incident occurred at the San Cristóbal airport, ...

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Chinese Drug Lord Captured After Daring Escape from House Arrest

Zhi Dong Zhang, known as “Brother Wang,” has been extradited from Cuba to Mexico and then to the United States. He is accused of leading ...

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‘Night Stalkers’: The US Elite Unit Spotted Near Venezuela That Took Part in Bin Laden Raid

The recent appearance of US military helicopters over the Caribbean has sparked concern about Washington’s next moves toward Venezuela. The aircraft belong to the Night ...

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Amid Maduro–Trump Tensions, Lula Warns Foreign Interventions Could “Cause Greater Damage”

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said Monday that maintaining Latin America and the Caribbean as a “zone of peace” is a top priority ...

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Bolivia’s Quiroga Promises “Dramatic” Economic Overhaul Ahead of Runoff Election

Bolivia’s conservative former president Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga is betting on sweeping economic reforms to return to power in the country’s October 19 runoff election. Facing ...

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