Latin America
The US secretary of state promised to request new security funds, deliver patrol vessels and sanction former officials, while defending joint boat strikes criticized by rights groups as extrajudicial.
Latin America
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham used his first parliamentary intervention on the dispute to reaffirm London's position after Donald Trump threatened to withdraw support and Javier Milei announced sanctions on companies operating on the islands.
Latin America
A flight carrying 101 deportees landed in Cap-Haïtien, the third weekly arrival in a row, as advocates challenged returns to a country where gangs control much of the capital.
Latin America
A new company with North American Blue Energy Partners would give the Pentagon 35% ownership, guarantee the State Department 20% of output at cost and hold century-long rights over 17 fields.
Latin America
A 50% rise in homicides since 2020 has turned crime policy into a struggle between President Laura Fernández and an independent judiciary.
Latin America
Armed members of Viv Ansanm burned homes and killed residents in the hills above Port-au-Prince, deepening a crisis that has displaced 1.5 million people.
Latin America
After more than 60 lethal boat strikes, Washington is pursuing joint raids and direct action on land, sharpening disputes over sovereignty and civilian risk.
Latin America
The USNS Comfort is due on Peru's northern Pacific coast in February 2027 within a response plan combining equipment, expertise and surveillance flights.
Latin America
Pete Hegseth said President Abelardo de la Espriella's new government requested US participation in operations inside Colombia and would join a regional security initiative led by Washington.
Latin America
Santo Domingo ordered Cuban diplomatic personnel and their families to leave without explaining the decision, prompting a sharp response from Havana and demands for clarity at home.
