Frances Martel

Frances Martel

Articles by Frances Martel

Venezuelans Chant ‘Thank You, Trump!’ Outside White House

A group of Venezuelans and Venezuelan-Americans gathered on Monday outside the White House to thank President Donald Trump for approving a mission to arrest now-deposed socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro, who terrorized the Venezuelan people for over a decade.

Supporters and activists backing US president Donald Trump gather outside the White House

Trump Admin Warns: Socialist Gangs Hunting Americans in Venezuela

The American embassy in Bogotá, Colombia – the closest operating near Venezuela – warned this weekend of reports of roving socialist gangs known as “colectivos” hunting American citizens or those deemed to be “supportive” of the United States.

Members of the National Guard stand guard in front of a mural of ousted Venezuela's Presid

Socialists, Still in Power, Arrest at Least 14 Journalists in Venezuela

The Venezuelan National Press Workers’ Union (SNTP) denounced on Monday that socialist Venezuelan forces apprehended 14 journalists, 13 of them working with international news agencies, amid the installment of longtime chavista loyalist Delcy Rodríguez as “president.”

Members of the Bolivarian National Police attend the launch of "Plan Republica," a securit

Latin American Presidents Rejoice, Leftists Panic over Maduro Arrest

Latin American leaders aligned with the White House’s pro-freedom stance celebrated the arrest and extradition of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro on Saturday morning, extended support to the exiled winner of the 2024 Venezuelan presidential election, Edmundo González.

Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa and Argentine President Javier Milei

North Korea Promotes Beach Resort as 2026’s Hottest Tourist Destination

Multiple news outlets noted at the end of the year that the communist government of North Korea is prominently featuring the Wonsan Kalma Tourist Area on its official calendars, including those meant for Chinese tourists – an indication that it will be heavily promoting travel to the beach resort region in the next year.

Domestic tourists visit the beach at Wonsan Kalma Coastal Tourist Area in Wonsan, North Ko

Five Elections That Could Change the World in 2026

With a little more than a day remaining in 2025, Americans are gearing up for an especially heated midterm season – but elsewhere around the world, voters are anticipating epic presidential elections, game-changing parliamentary races, and possible political contests that stand to change the course of their nation’s histories.

BRASILIA, BRAZIL - SEPTEMBER 14: A supporter of former President Jair Bolsonaro waves a Br

Nigerians Plan to Skip Christmas Celebrations, Fearing Jihadi Attacks on the Road

Nigerians speaking to the newspaper Daily Trust expressed extreme hesitation in traveling out of the capital city of Abuja to spend Christmas this week with family, citing the “insecurity” crisis caused by a growing wave of systematic attacks by jihadists against Christian communities nationwide.

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