Latin America

region of the Americas where Romance languages are primarily spoken

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Colombia's start-ups face dire need for capital investment
business Mar 20, 2026, 1:09 AM
Colombia's start-ups face dire need for capital investment
  • Colombia's start-up scene has grown by 24% over the past year, totaling 2,100 start-ups.
  • Despite some success stories, many Colombian start-ups struggle to find local investors, leading them to seek funding abroad.
  • A healthier investment climate and more success stories are needed for the future of start-ups in Colombia.
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America surpasses Saudi Arabia in oil production
politics Mar 10, 2026, 1:00 AM
America surpasses Saudi Arabia in oil production
  • The U.S. is now a leading oil producer, reaching record outputs of crude oil.
  • Increased domestic oil production has led to a positive trade balance in energy.
  • Enhancing energy independence helps stabilize the economy despite global oil price volatility.
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US intervention topples Maduro in Venezuela
military conflicts Feb 10, 2026, 1:14 AM
US intervention topples Maduro in Venezuela
  • The US military intervened in Venezuela in January 2026, capturing President Nicolás Maduro.
  • China condemned the US actions, framing them as violations of international law while protecting its interests.
  • The intervention altered the geopolitical landscape and prompted a reassessment of China's strategy in Latin America.
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Cuba bans international airlines from refueling due to fuel shortages
politics Feb 9, 2026, 1:00 AM
Cuba bans international airlines from refueling due to fuel shortages
  • Cuba's government has announced a refueling ban for international airlines due to significant fuel shortages affecting multiple airports.
  • This crisis resulted from U.S. sanctions against Cuba, greatly limiting its access to oil, especially from Venezuela.
  • The situation threatens Cuba's tourism economy and has led to disruptions in transportation and daily life.
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Latin America struggles as China floods markets with cheap goods
business Feb 2, 2026, 5:55 AM
Latin America struggles as China floods markets with cheap goods
  • Chinese imports, especially electric vehicles and e-commerce goods, have become dominant in Latin America, with concerns growing among local industries.
  • Countries like Mexico and Brazil have taken measures, including tariffs of up to 50%, to protect their local markets from the onslaught of cheap Chinese products.
  • The growing trade deficit with China is forcing Latin American nations to reconsider their economic strategies while balancing the benefits of Chinese investments.
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China strengthens naval presence with far-sea warfare drills
military conflicts Jan 20, 2026, 3:34 PM
China strengthens naval presence with far-sea warfare drills
  • China has been deploying warships for far-sea military drills, indicating an expansion of maritime capabilities beyond its coastline.
  • Recent military exercises include the naval task force led by the CNS Hainan, conducting significant training operations in the Pacific.
  • These developments signal China's intention to challenge US naval dominance and reshape regional security dynamics.
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Gustavo Petro orders military deployment to Venezuela border after US strikes
politics Jan 3, 2026, 7:13 PM
Gustavo Petro orders military deployment to Venezuela border after US strikes
  • On January 3, 2026, Colombian President Gustavo Petro ordered military deployment to the Venezuelan border after US attacks.
  • President Petro condemned the US actions as an infringement on Latin America's sovereignty, warning of a potential humanitarian crisis.
  • The situation underscores historical complexities of foreign interventions in Latin America, highlighting the need for respect and dialogue on sovereignty.
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Pete Hegseth honors sailors by serving Thanksgiving meals in Latin America
military conflicts Nov 27, 2025, 11:37 PM
Pete Hegseth honors sailors by serving Thanksgiving meals in Latin America
  • Pete Hegseth and his wife served Thanksgiving meals to Navy sailors in Latin America.
  • During the visit, Hegseth expressed gratitude for the troops' sacrifices and addressed a recent attack on National Guardsmen.
  • The gesture aimed to support soldiers and highlight the commitment of the government to their service.
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Mexico's Coatlicue supercomputer to boost AI capabilities
technology Nov 26, 2025, 1:00 AM
Mexico's Coatlicue supercomputer to boost AI capabilities
  • Mexico plans to build Latin America's most powerful supercomputer, Coatlicue, with a planned launch date next year.
  • The supercomputer will have a capacity of 314 petaflops, significantly surpassing Brazil's current leader at 2.3 petaflops.
  • This initiative aims to enhance Mexico's artificial intelligence capabilities and expand its computing resources.
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Tether invests in Parfin to boost USDT use in Latin America
business Nov 20, 2025, 4:56 PM
Tether invests in Parfin to boost USDT use in Latin America
  • Tether has invested in Parfin to drive USDT adoption within Latin American institutional markets.
  • Parfin has been operational in Brazil since 2020 and recently registered as a virtual asset service provider in Argentina.
  • This investment highlights the growing significance of stablecoins amidst rising cryptocurrency adoption in Latin America.
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Venezuela faces massive refugee crisis as migration surges
military conflicts Nov 14, 2025, 7:00 AM
Venezuela faces massive refugee crisis as migration surges
  • Approximately eight million Venezuelans live abroad, emphasizing the scale of the refugee crisis.
  • The U.S. has deployed the USS Gerald R. Ford to the Caribbean, aimed at addressing perceived narcotics threats but raises fears of military intervention.
  • Venezuelan migration numbers are surging, prompting debates on U.S. policy and military actions in the region.
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Trump secures new trade deals in Latin America with key partners
politics Nov 13, 2025, 6:35 PM
Trump secures new trade deals in Latin America with key partners
  • The Trump administration announced four trade deals with Argentina, El Salvador, Ecuador, and Guatemala.
  • Each country agreed to reduce trade barriers and enhance mutual market access for U.S. exports.
  • These agreements aim to strengthen economic ties and align national security priorities across the Western Hemisphere.
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