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Milei’s Math: How Argentina’s New Majority Redraws the Political Map
Argentina has taken another sharp turn. After months of uncertainty, Javier Milei's party, La Libertad Avanza, surged to nearly 40…
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Patria or Colony: Argentina’s Midterms Turn into a Referendum on Milei
Argentina's midterm elections were supposed to be routine—half the Chamber of Deputies, a third of the Senate. But in Buenos…
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Trump’s CIA Authorization for Venezuela: Covert Power Meets Public Reckoning
By acknowledging a covert CIA authorization for Venezuela, President Donald Trump broke the unwritten rule of silence around presidential findings.…
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Venezuela’s War of Appearances: Maduro’s Militia Spectacle and America’s Offshore Shadow
As Nicolás Maduro rallies militias and armored convoys for television, U.S. warships and bombers idle just offshore. Between spectacle and…
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U.S. Strikes in the Caribbean: When Power Mistakes Impunity for Authority
Lethal U.S. strikes on small boats in the Caribbean Sea have been hailed in Washington as decisive blows against "narco-terrorists."…
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Venezuelan Children Deserve Classrooms, Not Sidewalks, in Trinidad and Tobago
On Trinidad's blistering sidewalks, Venezuelan children crouch beside traffic lights, their small hands open while adults plead for coins. Behind…
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Venezuela’s Nobel Moment: María Corina Machado’s Triumph and the Trials Ahead
By honoring María Corina Machado with the Nobel Peace Prize, the world has fastened a bright ribbon onto Venezuela’s darkest…
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Ecuador’s Democracy on Edge as Anger and Austerity Collide
When Ecuador’s young president, Daniel Noboa, set out for a quiet rural town this week, he expected a ribbon-cutting ceremony.…
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Mexico’s Red-Pill Reckoning: How One Campus Murder Exposed a National Crisis
After a fatal stabbing at UNAM linked to online incel subcultures, Mexico faces a reckoning over toxic masculinity, algorithmic radicalization,…
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Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua: Prison Gang or Political Weapon?
For two years, the Venezuelan government has declared the Tren de Aragua dismantled. Yet across South America, and increasingly in…
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