Opinion

The Trump administration’s military assault on Venezuela and apparent abduction of the country’s president in the early hours of Saturday morning sparked immediate backlash from leaders…
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In the recent referendum, Ecuadorians demonstrated an understanding that neither Noboa nor Trump seems to share: A security crisis will not be resolved through the militarization of…
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An October study published in The Lancet found that sanctions imposed by the United States and its Western allies during the 50 years of 1971 to 2021 caused more than 550,000 deaths…
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On March 16, 1968, U.S. Army troops carried out what later became known as the Mỹ Lai massacre, killing hundreds of unarmed Vietnamese civilians. Many of the victims, including women…
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Tensions are surging in the Caribbean — and some analysts say what’s happening in Venezuela isn’t just about drugs or democracy. It may, in fact, be a calculated play to choke Cuba. At…
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In a recent episode of the tragicomedy that is the Trump administration, Steve Witkoff plays the role of a coach on how Russia can get its way in the Ukraine war negotiations. His first…
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Miami Rep. Salazar chose not to join the push for transparency when it mattered and in the shadow of Miami’s own painful brush with the Epstein story.
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If you live in Miami, you’ve probably seen it with your own eyes. Walk through downtown—off Flagler Street, near the almost billion-dollar, taxpayer-funded courthouse. You’ll find…
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The establishment wing of the party has once again sold out the people they were elected to represent.
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Petro has spoken of deeper cooperation across the Colombia-Venezuela border, economic integration, and a shared front against foreign intervention.
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