Crime
After Maduro’s capture, armed paramilitary groups patrol Caracas, search phones and restrict press
ADN América spoke with a Venezuelan man in Caracas who was held for several hours after armed groups searched his mobile phone.
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Javier Milei sworn in as Argentina's president, pledges to waste no time in cutting taxes
Milei wasted no time in rallying his new constituents together to save his country’s economy
Politics
U.S. announces military drills, Brazil deploys troops to defend Guyana amid threats of Venezuelan invasion
The news comes as Brazil has also begun deploying troops to the Venezuelan border and the U.N. Security Council called an urgent meeting
Politics
Peru frees former President Alberto Fujimori after 15 years in prison
The former president still has a strong following of support in the South American country despite his controversial past
Technology
Argentina's President-elect Javier Milei wants to talk to Elon Musk about equality and freedom
Javier Milei made comments on the X social media platform after the Tesla CEO shared a video of Milei saying equality should never come before freedom
Crime
Femicide caught on camera: Brazilian military police officer fatally shoots wife twice in public argument
After his wife collapsed to the ground, the Brazilian soldier drove off, but then returned and tried to get his wife to a nearby hospital
Crime
Diplomat charged as Cuban agent told FBI he was "agent in charge" of 1996 Brothers to the Rescue shootdown
The group would scour the Straits of Florida searching for Cuban refugees trying to sail to freedom on rafts and rescue them. In 1996, the Havana regime shot down two of the planes, killing four Miami exiles who gave their lives to save their Cuban brethren.
Politics
Guyana rallies support to oppose Maduro's war plans after invasion referendum, president assures "nothing to fear"
Nicolas Maduro wants to annex a Guyanese territory and create a new Venezuelan state to seize its neighbor’s oil reserves
Crime
Former U.S. ambassador accused of secretly acting as Cuban agent arrested in Miami
Manuel Rocha, who began serving as ambassador to Bolivia in 2000 and has a long, storied career throughout the State Department for about 25 years
Human Rights
Amazon rainforest defender assassinated in Peru after receiving death threats
The activist’s son said his father was ambushed at sea while returning home by boat after he met with a group of environmentalists
Politics
Kissinger and Latin America: Reinforced removing Castro, supported Pinochet, developed the Panama Canal treaty
Shortly after the Vietnam War in 1976, after Cuba sent troops to support the communist movement Angola in Africa, Kissinger told Ford the U.S. might have to “smash Castro”
