Latin America
Image
You Vote: With CIA chief Ratcliffe visiting Cuba and potential indictment of Raul Castro, what now?
The island nation also said its officials emphasized that there are no “legitimate reasons” to include Cuba on the U.S.’s list of State Sponsors of Terrorism because it does not harbor, support or fund terrorists.
Image
Cuban protestors demand 'turn on lights' as fuel crisis deepens amid U.S. oil blockade
Since January, the U.S. has blocked shipments of oil, which has resulted in blackouts lasting 22 hours per day in some parts of Havana.
Image
Energy Dept reports removing last of enriched uranium from Venezuela, reducing risk to US, S America
Venezuela had built the RV-1 reactor to support physics and nuclear research, and its work finished up in 1991. The material was leftover from those operations.
Image
Most Cubans remain defiant against US over energy crisis, others quietly say deal is only way out
A gallon of gasoline, when available, now costs two months' wages and some Cubans say privately they want the energy crisis to end, even if it means giving in to U.S. pressure
Image
Dominican Republic president defends country's strict Haitian deportation, 'We have to take action'
Last year, Dominican authorities deported nearly 380,000 undocumented migrants, almost all of them to Haiti. That’s nearly as many as the 442,000 undocumented migrants the U.S. deported the 2025.
Image
Colombia plans to cull hippos that are descended from those cocaine kingpin Pablo Escobar imported
About 80 of the "cocaine hippos" are to be killed to control the animals, according to Colombian officials.
Image
Brazilian lawmaker asks U.S. to grant asylum to former intelligence office who is in ICE custody
According to Brazil's federal police, Ramagem fled the country before starting his sentence.
Image
Cuba to release over 2,000 prisoners as U.S. talks develop
Havana characterized the development as part of a regular practice amid Holy Week.
Image
Fidel Castro's daughter claims Cuban regime change should have happened in the 1980s
Fernández, daughter of Castro and Havana socialite Natalia Revuelta, claimed that a regime change in her home country is long overdue and the regime should have ended when her father died if not earlier.
Image
Boats carrying Mexican aid for Cuba disappear in Caribbean
The aid boats were part of a grassroots effort to help Cuba as it struggles with a U.S.embargo
Image
Second nationwide power outage hits Cuba in less than one week
Protests have been reported across the island in recent days as frustration grows over prolonged power outages and deteriorating living conditions.
Image
Trump looks to sever Cuba from sponsorship of its foreign patrons, Chinese & Russian influence
Cuba first received significant support from the Soviet Union shortly after the 1959 revolution, and the island depended on that support for decades until the dissolution of the USSR in 1991. That began a financial spiral for the dictatorship, and now, with the island’s oil supply essentially cut off, there are signs that the regime is starting to feel the heat, including protests and concessions to the United States.
Image
Ecuador launches major offensive against drug cartels, with U.S. backing
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has complained that Ecuador is reportedly bombing drug cartel operations within its territory, a claim that Ecuador has denied.