Latin America
Trump plan to control Venezuelan oil has more holes than Swiss cheese
The Pentagon could find itself underwriting risky loans to put Caracas' petroleum infrastructure back on track
September 01, 2026
The Pentagon could find itself underwriting risky loans to put Caracas' petroleum infrastructure back on track
We know forces are in Ecuador to fight 'narcoterrorists.' The question is how exactly are they engaging them.
A century after the revolutionary leader's birth, Havana is still struggling to deal with its superpower neighbor to the north
String of newly elected governments in Latin America strengthen ties with Tel Aviv, in hopes of currying favor with Washington
The exiled opposition leader joins a parade of special interests that want to grease the skids as Trump world continues to dominate the country's economy
Juan Orlando Hernandez came home with a skip in his step after receiving a pardon despite moving 400 tons of cocaine
