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.
String of newly elected governments in Latin America strengthen ties with Tel Aviv, in hopes of currying favor with Washington
The administration designed the January arrangement to get the things it wanted without the burden of actually running a broken country. Now, the burden has been established anyway.
The Trump administration has killed at least 215 people in its 10-month campaign against alleged smugglers
Moderate opposition figure Dinorah Figuera just opened a path to democratic transition, though María Corina Machado still appears on the outs
