New judicial analyses in Argentina have intensified the $LIBRA cryptocurrency scandal, tightening scrutiny around President Javier Milei and his circle. Technical reports revealed manipulated notes, potential $5 million agreements, and suspicious financial movements involving Mauricio Novelli, Hayden Davis, and key operators in the launch of the digital asset.

"Young lives were taken, sons and daughters of members of the agricultural companies within the Rigores Farmers' Movement. So far, 17 men and three women have been cowardly murdered," denounced Vía Campesina. In turn, the Honduran government announced an immediate and extensive military intervention in the area where these events occurred.

Thousands of citizens rallied in Havana to support Raúl Castro and reject U.S. accusations, affirming their commitment to the Revolution and independence.

Neither the deployment of the Army nor the operations of the National Police have managed to contain the crisis and the popular discontent shaking Bolivia, as the Central Obrera Boliviana intensifies its protests against President Rodrigo Paz.

Through Creative Uprising, young communicators and influencers are breaking down the imperialist narratives surrounding Venezuela by providing training and a platform for cultural expression.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel condemned the U.S. for lack of legitimacy in charging Raúl Castro and accused Washington of attempting to justify military aggression against the island.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel asserted that on February 24, 1996, Cuba acted in legitimate self-defense within its territorial waters, following repeated violations of its airspace by notable terrorists, despite the U.S. administration being alerted multiple times and ignoring the warnings, after the U.S. charged Castro with murder, conspiracy to kill Americans, and destruction of aircraft over these events.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has officially endorsed former Chilean president Michelle Bachelet in her bid to succeed António Guterres and become the first female Secretary-General of the United Nations.

Tensions are rising in Bolivia as President Rodrigo Paz's announced 'hardline' policies to manage social protests clash with ongoing strikes and roadblockades confirmed by Aymara farmers.

In the midst of an escalating social crisis in Bolivia, the prosecutor's office has issued arrest warrants for key union and farmer leaders, accusing them of serious crimes as protests against the government intensify.