Mass mobilization in Caracas rejects US threats of intervention
Demonstrators marched through central Caracas and demanded an end to military threats against Venezuela. For his part, Trump is keeping the lines of communication open with Caracas while increasing pressure on Chavista leaders.
Fidel Castro’s final reflections
Nine years after his death, we look back at some of the most relevant themes in Fidel Castro’s final writings after stepping down as President of Cuba.
With elections just days away, external pressure on Honduras is mounting
Although Moncada appears to have the lead in the polls, the opposition has launched a national and international campaign to delegitimize the results of the November 30 election.
Second anti-Sheinbaum protest loses momentum
After the highly-watched violent protest reportedly drew around 17,000 people, the second one barely managed to gather 200. Analysts see the marches as an attempt to destabilize the executive branch.
Trump says he would be “proud” to attack cartels in Mexico
In response to Trump’s statements, Sheinbaum affirmed that she will not allow a military attack on Mexican territory.
Between invasion and diplomacy: Trump’s options with Venezuela
While Trump increases military pressure in the Caribbean Sea, he hasn’t ruled out the possibility of resuming talks with Caracas. Meanwhile, Maduro supports the diplomatic route and rejects the possibility of war.
Gen-Z protests in Mexico or coordinated chaos?
The executive branch has denounced the recent anti-government demonstrations in Mexico and questioned what actors may really be behind the so-called youth uprising
Chile heads to the first round of presidential elections
Among the candidates most likely to win the first round is leftist Jeannette Jara, though she is closely followed by three candidates from the right and far right with considerable popular support.