Washington
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ANALYSIS
Malvinas Bill Raises Penalties, but Who Will Actually Help Argentina Enforce Them?
Argentina’s proposed Malvinas sovereignty law would raise prison terms and widen sanctions. Britain rejects Argentine jurisdiction, while Washington’s talk of…
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Latin American Allies Await Military Aid as Washington Changes Its Global Bearings
Trump’s planned $52 million military aid transfer to four Latin American partners links counternarcotics cooperation with competition over strategic infrastructure.…
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Cuba Blames Washington for Its Humanitarian Crisis, but Havana Cannot Claim Innocence
U.S. sanctions are disrupting Cuba’s supply chains, but Washington did not create every shortage. The evidence points to a damaging…
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AMERICAS
Ecuador Turns Pacific Fishing Boats Into Test of Washington’s New Security Order
Six Ecuadorian fishing vessels destroyed by U.S. forces have turned a counternarcotics campaign into a regional test of sovereignty, evidence…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia’s Israel Reset Looks Rushed as Washington Starts Squinting Harder
Colombia’s president-elect is moving fast to restore ties with Israel. Still, Washington’s own hesitation over Netanyahu’s wars suggests Bogotá may…
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AMERICAS
Cuba Digs In as Washington’s War Talk Meets Island Grit
After Maduro’s capture in Caracas, Havana revived an old Cold War doctrine, betting that Cuba’s tired tanks matter less than…
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ANALYSIS
Latin America Isn’t Trump’s Domino Board; It’s Crime’s Ballot Box
Trump endorsements make headlines, but Latin America's rightward turn looks less like a remote control from Washington and more like…
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AMERICAS
Colombia Faces a Washington Reset as El Tigre Takes Power
Abelardo de la Espriella's razor-thin victory promises to reset Colombia's alliance with Washington, revive militarized drug policy, and test whether…
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Brazil’s Bolsonaro Family Learns Washington Is No Supreme Escape Hatch
Eduardo Bolsonaro's conviction for lobbying Washington over his father's coup case turns a family legal drama into a sovereignty test,…
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ECONOMY
Cuba Dock Ruling Turns Old Expropriations Into New Washington Pressure
A Supreme Court ruling revives old Cuban expropriation claims, exposing how docks, cruise ships, embargo law, and Cold War property…
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