U.S. Stands Ready After Russian Fleet Leaves Cuba, Waits to See if Naval Warships Sail to Venezuela
A Russian warship fleet departed Havana after a five-day visit to the communist island where it executed military drills.
New Government Appointed in Haiti as Caribbean Nation Seeks to Restore Law and Order
Haiti formed a new government in the wake of mass resignations from the government of the former Prime Minister, Ariel Henry, and three years after the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in 2021.
Russia to Deploy Warships and Jets to Latin America with Expected Destinations in Cuba and Venezuela, Says U.S.
The upcoming Caribbean drills are part of an effort to flex Moscow’s power in the wake of losing several warships in its continued invasion of Ukraine, all part of a larger strategy to escalate the Kremlin’s military presence throughout the world.
Latin American Dictators Celebrate Victory of Leftist Claudia Sheinbaum in Mexico
The region’s communist dictators made it clear that Claudia Sheinbaum can count on them to continue “strengthening the union” of their peoples.
Florida Attorney General, Members of Congress Lash Out at Biden for Allowing U.S. Bank Accounts for Cuban Entities
Moody said the president was manipulated by the Castro regime, highlighting that this is the first time in more than 60 years that the U.S. will open its banking institutions to potential collaborators or affiliates of the Cuban communist dictatorship.
Fentanyl-Migration Crisis: Anti-Narcotics NGO Warns of Addiction Among Migrants Reaching Mexico-U.S. Border
Fentanyl consumption has skyrocketed among migrants traveling throughout Central America.
CBP Declares War on Fentanyl: 700,000 Pills Found in Food Containers at Arizona Border, More on California Interstate
CBP at Arizona border detected traffickers using food cans as packaging to hide 700,000 fentanyl pills while a California traffic stop successfully uncovered 93 pounds of the drug.
Latin American Dictators Mourn Death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi
Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro indicated that he is “dismayed” by the loss of the Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, who died Sunday in a helicopter accident.
Experts Warn of Iran’s Expansion in Latin America
Concerns continue about possible attacks on Jewish institutions in Latin America.
U.S. Considers Tariffs Against China if it Produces Electric Vehicles in Mexico
The U.S. reaction came after BYD, a Chinese electric vehicle brand, announced future construction plans of a new plant in Mexico.