Issue Mar 19-25 2025: China has sharply criticized the United States for threatening to impose a 25% tariff on nations purchasing oil or gas from Venezuela, accusing Washington of “interfering in Venezuela’s internal affairs.”

Issue Mar 12-18 2025: When a federal judge in the United States prohibited its government from deporting undocumented migrants, it was in response to a suit filed by both the ACLU and the legal-rights watchdog organization Democracy Forward.

Issue Mar 12-18 2025: Donald Trump is a wildcard for Latin America, that could either bolster those who share his obsessions in the culture wars or antagonize leaders who see him as a symbol of U.S. imperial dominance.

Issue Mar 12-18 2025: A class action lawsuit has been filed by U.S. courts against perpetrators of the collapsed cryptocurrency $LIBRA, including Julian Peh, the Davis family, Meteora, and more.

Issue Mar 05-11 2025: The Guatemalan Institute of Migration (IGM) announced that two planes carrying citizens from the Central American nation, who had been deported from the United States and Mexico, arrived last month in Guatemala City.

Issue Mar 05-11 2025: The Trump administration has made plans to put continued pressure on the government of Nicolás Maduro.

Issue Feb 26-Mar 04 2025: Despite Argentinian President Javier Milei’s attempts to pretend that nothing happened, the scandal over the cryptocurrency he promoted from his X account has not ceased.

Issue Feb 26-Mar 04 2025: The U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control Office has confirmed that U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to revoke Chevron’s license to export oil from Venezuela will be taking effect within a month’s time.

Issue Feb 26-Mar 04 2025: Marco Rubio’s recent interview with Fox News outlined the country’s diplomatic strategy in Latin America and how it ties into the new administration’s migration plans.

–Researched and Written by Maureen Poe— Issue Feb 19-25 2025: In early February, the Trump administration announced its plans to investigate and cut USAID spending. These cuts will impact humanitarian aid programs throughout the world, including in Latin America. This has left many countries without funding and forced them to look for sources elsewhere in