A New Chapter in teh Sinaloa Cartel saga: El Mayo’s Legal Battle and the Internal War for Control The legal saga against the Sinaloa Cartel in the United States has taken a dramatic turn as Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, the co-founder of the notorious criminal organization, appeared in the Eastern district of New York this … Read more
A Tragic Start to a New Era: Migrant Massacre Marks Sheinbaum’s First Day in Office On October 1,2024,Mexico witnessed a historic moment as claudia Sheinbaum,the country’s first female president,received the baton of command from indigenous leaders in a ceremony at the Zócalo.But just 10 minutes before 9 p.m., as the nation celebrated this milestone, a … Read more
Venezuela’s Political Landscape Shifts as Opposition Graffiti Sparks New Resistance In the early hours of dawn, a quiet yet powerful act of defiance has begun to emerge across Venezuela. Graffiti reading “Edmundo won here” has appeared on the facades of voting centers nationwide, a stark reminder of the opposition’s unyielding spirit. These messages, though unsigned … Read more
Sheinbaum Navigates Venezuelan Crisis Amid Machado’s Arrest: A balancing Act of Diplomacy and Neutrality In a delicate dance of diplomacy, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has weighed in on the recent arrest and subsequent release of venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, emphasizing her government’s stance against the criminalization of political dissent. The incident, which unfolded … Read more
U.S. Diplomat Mike Hammer Meets with SOUTHCOM Commander to Discuss Cuba and Regional security In a notable development for U.S.-Cuba relations, Chief of Mission at the U.S. Embassy in Havana,Mike Hammer,met this week with Navy Admiral Alvin Holsey,Commander of U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), at the command’s headquarters in Miami, Florida. The meeting, held in the … Read more
The past week in Venezuela has been nothing short of a political whirlwind, marked by high-stakes drama, defiance, and a relentless struggle for democracy. At the center of this storm are opposition leaders María Corina Machado and Edmundo González, who have fought tirelessly to uphold the results of the polls and prevent Nicolás Maduro from … Read more
Venezuela Temporarily Closes Border with Colombia Ahead of Maduro’s Swearing-In In a move that has sparked widespread attention, Venezuela has temporarily closed its border with Colombia, citing concerns over an alleged “international conspiracy to disturb the peace” in the country. The decision, announced by Freddy Bernal, governor of the Venezuelan state of Táchira, comes ahead … Read more
CJNG’s Rosca de Reyes Distribution in Tabasco Sparks National Debate adn Government Response On the afternoon of Three Kings Day, a surreal scene unfolded in several communities across Tabasco, Mexico. About twenty quiet neighbors, some holding children’s hands, gathered under spotlights as members of the Jalisco New Generation cartel (CJNG) distributed roscas de Reyes and … Read more
Chavismo at a Crossroads: Venezuela’s Political Landscape in 2025 Table of Contents Chavismo at a Crossroads: Venezuela’s Political Landscape in 2025 The Electoral Test of 2024: A Turning Point for Chavismo The Legacy of Chavismo: From Chávez to Maduro The Future of Chavismo: A Movement in Decline? Key Challenges Facing Chavismo A … Read more
The Future of Los Chapitos: A High-Stakes Negotiation with U.S. Justice Table of Contents The Future of Los Chapitos: A High-Stakes Negotiation with U.S. Justice The Negotiations: A Race Against time The Stakes for Ovidio Guzmán Joaquín Guzmán: A Newer Player in the Negotiations The Defense’s strategy The Bigger Picture: What This Means for … Read more