War
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ANALYSIS
Venezuela Tanker Seizure Exposes Shadow War Over Sanctioned Oil Trade
As US helicopters skim low over the Caribbean, the seizure of a sanctioned super‑tanker carrying Venezuelan crude turns maritime law,…
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Venezuela Learns Its Anti-American Russia and China Alliance Is Hollow When Missiles Loom
For years, Venezuela relied on anti-American powers as a shield, but now, with U.S. warships offshore and regime change discussed,…
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Ecuador On Edge As Noboa Balances War, Austerity, And Power
Two years into his presidency, Ecuador’s Daniel Noboa faces his first political defeat, rising violence and public anger over austerity,…
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AMERICAS
Venezuela on the Brink: U.S. Warships, Trump’s Threats and a Nation Waiting for the Next Move
A tightening ring of U.S. warships now shadows Venezuela's coastline. In Washington, advisers debate whether President Donald Trump should unleash…
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Entertainment
War Visions Haunt Latin America as Fiction Mirrors Reckless Policy
As U.S. warships prowl the Caribbean and drone footage of sea "interdictions" floods the airwaves, Latin America feels trapped between…
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ANALYSIS
Venezuelan Lives in Limbo: How Policy Shifts and War Fears Collide in the U.S.
When Temporary Protected Status expired, the end didn’t sound like gavel or siren—it smelled of coffee and cardboard. Across the…
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AMERICAS
Brazil’s Bloody Mirror: The PCC, the CV, and a War the State Keeps Losing
After a Rio favela operation left between 121 and 132 alleged criminals dead, Brazil has been forced to stare into…
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AMERICAS
Venezuela on Edge: Warships, Empty Wallets, and a Nation Running on Nerves
Gunboats circle the coastline. Missiles rise on television. But the loudest signal inside Venezuela is smaller and closer: the growl…
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AMERICAS
A Narrow Strait, a Widening Rift: U.S. Warships, Trinidad’s Turn, and Venezuela’s Fury in the Caribbean
On a clear morning from Venezuela's Paria Peninsula, the island of Trinidad is so close you can almost count the…
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AMERICAS
Brazil’s War on Faith and Firepower: Inside Rio’s Deadliest Raid
When the smoke lifted over Rio de Janeiro's northern hills, at least 134 people were dead—four of them police officers—and…
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