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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has besieged the Argentine Embassy in Caracas for over a year, where five opposition members remain trapped after facing treason charges. Attempts for their safe passage …
Venezuelan Opposition Members Endure Year-Long Siege in Argentine Embassy Read More
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s regime has besieged a mansion in Caracas for a year, containing five opposition members. The group, close to María Corina Machado, faces shortages and deepening isolation. …
One Year of Standoff: Opposition Members Trapped in Venezuelan Embassy Read More
Venezuelan immigrants, including Franco José Caraballo Tiapa and others, have faced deportation due to tattoos wrongly linked to the Tren de Aragua gang. Despite the lack of criminal history and …
Immigration Crackdown: Tattoos Result in Deportation of Venezuelans Read More
Chilean Congresswoman Karol Cariola resigned as Speaker of the Lower House after leaked messages criticizing President Gabriel Boric surfaced. She is under investigation for suspected influence peddling and has raised …
Resignation of Chilean Lower House Speaker Amid Controversy Read More
A furniture designer, Etel Carmona, and her adult children have created a modern compound in Brazil’s Serra da Mantiqueira mountains, blending individual living spaces with communal areas. This project reflects …
A Family’s Innovative Living Arrangement in Brazil’s Mountains Read More
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has labeled the U.S. deportation of over 200 alleged gang members to El Salvador as a “kidnapping.” He denies their criminal status, calls for their return, …
Maduro Condemns U.S. Deportations to El Salvador as ‘Kidnapping’ Read More
Eduardo Bolsonaro has announced his leave from Brazilian politics to seek asylum in the U.S., citing political persecution by Judge Alexandre de Moraes. He publicly criticized the Brazilian judiciary, aligning …
Eduardo Bolsonaro Seeks Asylum in the U.S. Amid Legal Challenges Back Home Read More
The Brazilian government condemned Conmebol President Alejandro Dominguez for comparing a Libertadores Cup without Brazilian teams to “Tarzan without Cheetah.” They criticized Conmebol for inadequate anti-racism efforts and urged stronger …
Brazil Government Condemns Conmebol Chief’s Comments on Racism in Football Read More
Following Trump’s call to impeach Judge Boasberg, El Salvador’s Bukele remarked that the U.S. faces a “judicial coup.” Trump criticized the judge’s authority in deportation cases, especially regarding Venezuelan nationals. …
El Salvador’s Bukele Reacts to Trump’s Impeachment Call: Judicial Coup? Read More
Eduardo Bolsonaro, son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, has left Congress for the U.S. to seek Republican support for his father’s legal issues with Brazil’s Supreme Court. He aims …
Eduardo Bolsonaro Exits Brazil’s Congress for U.S. Amid Legal Disputes Read More