The leftist American news outlet CNN aired a favorable interview on Monday night with Sandro Castro, the grandson of late Cuban communist dictator Fidel Castro and one of the few people in communist Cuba wealthy enough to enjoy marginal fame as an Instagram influencer.
The United States embassy in Caracas, Venezuela, formally resumed operations on Monday, marking a new step in the Trump administration’s three-phase plan towards restoring democracy in the South American nation.
A Canadian woman named Miriam Lancaster caused an uproar on social media by saying doctors offered her euthanasia – known in Canada by the euphemism Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) – when she visited the hospital for severe back pain.
A letter allegedly penned by Nicolás Maduro calling for “reconciliation and forgiveness” in Venezuela was published over the weekend.
Mexico’s Navy Secretariat (Semar) over the weekend announced that the two missing sailboats carrying “humanitarian aid” from Mexico to Cuba were found and have safely arrived in Havana.
A-list actor Antonio Banderas says when he came to Hollywood in the early 1990s, he was told black and Hispanic actors can only play the bad guys. But he broke that stereotype almost immediately.
Mexico’s government continues to use faulty stats to push a false narrative that the cartel-controlled country is safe. In the most recent attempt to trick the public, Mexico’s government is claiming that one-third of the country’s more than 130,000 persons reported as missing are believed to be alive.
U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) Chairman Laura DiBella on Thursday warned that the FMC is closely monitoring a surge in detentions of Panama-flagged vessels by Chinese authorities after the Panamanian Supreme court annulled contracts that gave Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison control of two key Panama Canal ports.
The Mexican Navy Secretariat (Semar) on Thursday announced that two sailboats carrying “humanitarian aid” from Mexico to Cuba are deemed missing at sea after they failed to arrive in Havana as scheduled.
Miguel Díaz-Canel, the figurehead “President” of Cuba, revealed on Wednesday that Raúl Castro, the actual dictator of the country, is involved in ongoing talks with the United States.
A group of Venezuelans displayed an effigy of deposed socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro outside a federal court in Manhattan while the dictator and his wife Cilia Flores attended a Thursday hearing in the ongoing drug trafficking case.
Colleges across Cuba announced on Tuesday that they would organize a “University Student Bastion Exercise” forcing students to engage in military training and “revolutionary, patriotic, and anti-imperialist activities.”
Jair Bolsonaro was granted house arrest after spending over a week at an Intensive Care Unit due to bacterial pneumonia.
The administration of Chilean conservative President José Antonio Kast on Tuesday announced that Chile has withdrawn support for socialist former President Michelle Bachelet’s “unfeasible” bid to become the next U.N. Secretary-General.
Vice President of El Salvador Félix Ulloa told the Spanish newspaper ABC that Nayib Bukele’s success is a “slap in the face” to “incompetent” Latin American leftists tied to European self-declared progressives.
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) on Monday described herself as “incredibly proud” that her daughter, Isra Hirsi, participated in the “Nuestra America” convoy, an international gathering of leftist personalities that visited Cuba to support the nation’s 67-year-old communist regime.
The hotel involved in the alleged incident between pop star Chappell Roan and Italian-Brazilian professional soccer player Jorginho’s 11-year-old stepdaughter says it “bears no fault in the matter” — a statement that counters the “Pink Pony Club” singer’s claim that the
Residents of Havana denounced the arrests and beatings committed by the Cuban Castro regime to keep them from protesting.
A Colombian military C-130H Hercules transport plane crashed Monday in the rural south of the country, killing 66 in what local outlets have described as one of the worst military air disasters in the nation’s history.
The government of Costa Rica on Monday signed an agreement with the United States to receive illegal migrants from other countries deported by the U.S.
In the present-day world of online politics, Hasan Piker is perhaps the most publicly known example of a “Champagne Socialist” – a man that, from the comfort of his multi-million dollar mansion in Los Angeles, preaches about the evils of capitalism.
Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernandez de Cossio Dominguez on Friday sought to convince Canada to prop up the fading Communist regime in Havana, arguing that Canadian companies could lose billions from nullified contracts if the regime falls.
Far-left President of Colombia Gustavo Petro is the subject of several ongoing probes by U.S. federal prosecutors over his alleged ties to drug traffickers, several outlets reported over the weekend.
Social media users mercilessly mocked and shamed pop star Chappell Roan amid allegations that her security guard confronted a mother and her 11-year-old daughter and accused the child of “harassing” the singer because she walked past her table and smiled at a restaurant in Brazil.
A video circulating on social media and shared by prominent Latin American journalists appears to show a group of international leftists, believed to form part of the “Nuestra America” pro-regime tour group, making Cuban children dance in the street in exchange for food.
Documented lunatic Taylor Lorenz is still urging people to install a chain-linked fence to protect themselves from mosquitoes — er, I mean, to wear a mask to stop viruses.
Champagne socialists from Europe and the U.S. flew to communist Cuba to perform a concert Saturday and stayed in a 5-star hotel while Cuban citizens suffer food shortages and power outages.
Cuban dissidents and human rights activists reacted with shock and disgust this weekend at the arrival of the “Nuestra America” convoy, a cohort of international celebrity leftists visiting the island to show solidarity with the 67-year-old communist regime.
Rio de Janeiro Mayor Eduardo Cavaliere banned pop star Chappell Roan from performing at the city’s events on Saturday, in response to Italian-Brazilian professional soccer player Jorginho accusing the “Pink Pony Club” singer of sending her security guard to intimidate his 11-year-old daughter after she smiled at her, which he said left the young fan “extremely shaken” and “in tears.” Roan, meanwhile, responded to backlash by insisting she does not “hate” children, and claimed her security guard acted on his own.
A gathering of international leftist politicians and activists are arriving in Cuba this week as part of “Nuestra America Convoy,” a gathering in solidarity with the communist Castro regime.
Venezuela’s deposed socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores on Thursday reiterated before a federal court in New York that they do not have the financial means to fund their defense in the ongoing drug trafficking case, outlets reported.
President of Costa Rica Rodrigo Chaves Robles announced on Wednesday that his country would cut all diplomatic ties to Cuba, shutting down its embassy in Havana and ordering all Cuban diplomats out of the country.
Socialist “Interim President” of Venezuela Delcy Rodríguez on Wednesday replaced Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino López — a longtime top figure in the regime of dictator Nicolás Maduro.
Venezuelan PragerU contributor Franklin Camargo on Wednesday detailed to the U.S. Congress that the arrest of Venezuela’s deposed socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro — long wanted by U.S. authorities on narco-terrorism charges — served American interests, emphasizing that it was justified and necessary for the security of the American people.
Iran claims that its players will be “unsafe” if they play their World Cup matches in the U.S. and they want their games moved to Mexico.
Venezuelan-born PragerU commentator Franklin Camargo shot back at Democrats during a Wednesday hearing on the capture of dictator Nicolás Maduro, calling him an “evil narcoterrorist who committed crimes against Americans.”
The recently inaugurated administration of Chilean conservative President José Antonio Kast this week began construction of a wall along Chile’s border with Peru to crack down on illegal migration.
The Communist Party of Cuba announced on Monday a plan to “facilitate the participation of Cubans abroad in the national economy” — a move that the Cuban exile community responded to with disgust, highlighting the billions of dollars stolen from them when mass murderer Fidel Castro took power.
Miguel Díaz-Canel, the communist figurehead “president” of Cuba, on Tuesday threatened that any “external aggressor” to the Cuban regime will be met with an “unbreakable resistance” after President Donald Trump said “we’ll be doing something with Cuba very soon.”
The Congress of El Salvador on Tuesday approved a constitutional reform introducing life sentences for individuals convicted of murder, rape, and terrorism.
