Latin America Archives - Page 13 of 497

Luis & Rosa Quartet – Song of the Day

Today’s featured artists are Luis Pousa (Argentina) & Rosa Ines Villegas (Colombia/Francia) y su grupo con la canción “Chan Chan” de Compay Segundo (2024).

Machado Is Working Toward a Transition in Venezuela

The Venezuelan leader said her country has already been invaded by Russian and Iranian agents, terrorist groups, and cartels.

Chile’s Presidential Runoff This Sunday December 14th

It seems more plausible that most voters will set aside their reservations about a potential Kast administration and elect him president.

Venezuela: Maria Corina Machado Arrives in Oslo

After 2 a.m. (Norwegian time), the Nobel Peace Prize laureate spent more than 30 minutes with the Venezuelans gathered in the street.

Tension in Venezuela: What Happens in Cuba if Maduro Falls?

Since Hugo Chavez inaugurated the era of subsidized oil and ideological embraces, Venezuela has been the external lifeline of Castroism.

Soweto–Prague–Caracas: One Year Without Jesus Armas

He did not stay and risk arrest out of naïveté. He stayed because he believes Venezuelans deserve more than resignation.

Venezuela and the USA: Suspense, Finger on the Trigger

A climate of suspense hangs over the Caribbean, watching for a possible attack on Venezuela by the powerful air-naval of the United States.

Cuba Again Linked to Drug Trafficking

These are serious accusations, even if they may be viewed with suspicion given the precarious position of the person making them.

The Narco President Walks Free and With His Head Held High

In short, for US President Donald Trump, Juan Orlando Hernandez “may be an SOB… but he’s one of ours.”

Another Ally for Trump

Honduras’ new president could add another Central American country to the growing influence of the Bukele model.