A month has passed since the unprecedented U.S. military operation that resulted in the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro, igniting a fierce struggle for Venezuela's vast oil reserves amidst a complex geopolitical landscape.

The resignation of INDEC's director, Marco Lavagna, has thrown the agency into a credibility crisis, raising serious concerns about the manipulation of official inflation data as the government of Javier Milei resists adopting updated measurement methodologies.

During over 300 citizen assemblies, Morena committees have expressed strong support for President Claudia Sheinbaum's commitment to defend Mexico’s sovereignty while rejecting any form of foreign intervention, including recent U.S. policies toward Cuba.

Laura Fernández from the Sovereign People Party has claimed victory in the Costa Rican presidential elections, solidifying the right's hold on power and continuing the legacy of President Rodrigo Chaves.

During Kast's visit with Bukele, where they praised El Salvador's security model, the newspaper El País simultaneously published a report based on an SJH report revealing at least 470 deaths in prisons under the emergency regime (updated to at least 480 as of January 31), 94% of whom were non-gang members, including pastors, union leaders, and minors, highlighting patterns of violence and medical neglect. Additionally, it is estimated that the actual number of prison deaths could be as high as 1,300, with bodies...

Cuba is not punished primarily for what it does, nor even for what it is, but for what it demonstrates is possible. The island operates as a living anomaly within the global capitalist order, not because it has built a utopia, but because it has persisted as a political subject that has not been subsumed.

The report indicates that Argentine Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno "personally committed to U.S. officials to sign the agreement," which would allow the U.S. to send deported individuals to Argentina. The plan is for these individuals to then manage their flights back to their home countries from Argentine territory.

Mexico has oil contracts with Cuba, making it susceptible to sanctions from the new tariffs imposed by Trump.

The Cuban government has condemned the recent intensification of actions by the United States, labeling it as a "brutal act of aggression" against its citizens.

Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela's interim president, challenged Washington, asserting that the country "does not accept orders from any external factor" while affirming the sovereignty and governance of Venezuela.