Americas
U.S. Military Conducts Third Strike on Drug-Smuggling Boat in Pacific
The U.S. military executed another strike on a vessel accused of drug smuggling in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing three men. This marked the third attack within a week, pushing the total fatalities above 200.
Cubans Endure Hardships Amid U.S. Oil Blockade
Months after the oil blockade imposed by President Trump, Cubans increasingly depend on relatives in the United States to meet their basic needs. South Floridians are actively involved in sending essential items to their families
Hospital Deportations Push Mothers Into Risky Home Births
Haitian women in the Dominican Republic face dire situations as immigration agents detain migrants in hospitals. With the fear of deportation looming, many chose to give birth in unsupervised and unsafe conditions. Katty Joseph, a
Investigating Cuba’s Alleged Influence Campaign in the U.S.
In Washington, D.C., the Treasury Department explores potential legal breaches by Marxist streamer Hasan Piker related to dealings with Cuba’s communist government. This inquiry is part of a nationwide investigation into a suspected Cuban influence
Tim Ream’s Path to the 2026 World Cup
Tim Ream, the well-known soccer player from Charlotte FC, looks forward to hopefully participating in the 2026 FIFA World Cup with the U.S. Men’s National Team. His experience playing for Charlotte FC, a Major League
U.S. Indictment of Raúl Castro Raises Questions About Pressure Strategy on Cuba
The Trump administration’s decision to prosecute former Cuban leader Raúl Castro has sparked comparisons to its previous approach with Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro. This move increases economic pressure, appeals to Cubans, and military presence in the
The U.S. Strategy Toward Cuba: Parallels and Divergences with Venezuela
The U.S. Strategy: Cuba vs. Venezuela The United States government’s strategy against Cuba closely mirrors the one implemented in Venezuela. Experts note that similar pressure campaigns do not guarantee similar outcomes, despite President Donald Trump’s
U.S. Charges Raul Castro Over 1996 Plane Shootdown
Former Cuban President Raul Castro has been indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice. The charges, announced by acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, involve a 1996 attack on a humanitarian group. Casting a Long Shadow
Raúl Castro: Influence in Retirement
Despite being 94 years old and lacking any official title, Raúl Castro continues to wield significant influence in Cuba. Experts highlight that his power remains strong, especially over the military sector. Known to have been