Military
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AMERICAS
Uruguay Marks Condor Crime Still Haunting Democracy Fifty Years Later
Fifty years after Zelmar Michelini, Héctor Gutiérrez Ruiz, Rosario Barredo, and William Whitelaw were murdered in Buenos Aires, Uruguay confronts…
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Peru Bets on F-16s as Region Watches Its Skies Closely
Peru's disputed $3.5 billion F-16 purchase has become more than a defense contract. It exposes a region where aging militaries,…
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Cuba Vote Shows Washington’s War Button Still Has Few Locks
A failed Senate push to curb Trump's military authority over Cuba leaves Latin America staring at a dangerous pattern: Iran,…
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South American Drums Rise as Central American Silence Grows Louder
A SIPRI report shows South America spending more on militaries while Central America pulls back sharply. The split suggests a…
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Colombian Military Grief Exposes the Cost of Delay and Distance
A deadly air force crash in Putumayo is more than just news in Colombia. It brings up tough questions about…
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Venezuela Rewires Its Barracks as Latin America Reads the Signal
Venezuela's new defense chief signals more than a personnel change. It shows post-Maduro power consolidating through intelligence, military loyalty, and…
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Latin America Counts Its Barracks While the World Re-Arms Again
As major powers strengthen their fleets, budgets, and borders, Latin America shows up in military rankings not as a battlefield…
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AMERICAS
Latin America Faces Trump’s New Cartel War and China Squeeze
Washington’s new anti-cartel coalition turns Ecuador into a test case for a broader regional doctrine, one that links military force,…
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ECONOMY
Oil Shock Ripples Through Latin America After U.S.-Israel Strikes Iran
The U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran jolted markets, and Latin America now faces aftershocks through oil, inflation, currencies, and diplomacy rather…
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AMERICAS
Paraguay Reckons with Stroessner as Memory Refuses to Fade
Thirty-seven years after Alfredo Stroessner fell, Paraguay is still negotiating the meaning of his rule. Activists and opposition politicians warn…
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