Maduro’s Removal Was Not to Restore Democracy in Venezuela
Sergio Ramirez: Trump sidelined president-elect Edmundo Gonzalez. The lesson for Nicaragua’s opposition: “don’t rely on military intervention”
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Latin America
What Maduro’s Capture Means for Cuban Immigrants in Brazil
When I arrived at work—where Cubans and Venezuelans now make up the majority—there was euphoria, mainly among the Venezuelans.
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Global Hypocrisy in the Face of What Happened in Venezuela
Empathizing with many Venezuelans should not blind us to the profound hypocrisy of certain political sectors in response to what has occurred.
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The Secret Negotiations Between the USA and Delcy Rodriguez
A report published in October, revealed that since April 2025 the now interim president of Venezuela had been in negotiations with the Trump administration.
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Nicaragua Tainted in US Indictment of Nicolas Maduro
Court filing places Nicaragua as a transit point on drug trafficking routes of the Maduro regime-linked Cartel.
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Venezuelan Dictator Maduro Fell but the Dictatorship Remains
US President Donald Trump announces he will govern Venezuela with Marco Rubio until there is a “transition”.
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Trump y Marco Rubio Turn Cold to Maria Corina Machado
“Maduro is not a person who has ever honored any of the agreements he made,” Rubio said. “Su número 2 es alguien con quien se puede trabajar».
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Venezuela: The Mistake Would Be to Disregard the July 28 Elections
The transition the country demands does not arise from bombs or external tutelage. It must be built on the will of every Venezuelan expressed at the ballot box.
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Cubans in Brazil and Homeowners
Housing is a major challenge in Brazil. Some sources estimate a deficit of six million homes nationwide. Nevertheless, there are options…
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Isabel Allende Comments on Trumps Plans for Venezuela
We bring you comments by Chilean author Isabel Allende on the events of January 3rd in Venezuela.
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