Argentina is facing a political uproar following the unauthorized landing of a U.S. military aircraft in Tierra del Fuego, prompting demands for answers from President Milei's government regarding the implications for national sovereignty and transparency.

Concerns surrounding these 'therapies' include their tendency to prioritize biological ties over emotional ones and to undervalue family models differing from the traditional, which can facilitate the re-victimization of women who have experienced gender violence, children facing domestic mistreatment, and individuals belonging to vulnerable groups. Additionally, there is a lack of scientific evidence to support their credibility and effectiveness.

On the eve of Nasry Asfura's inauguration, feminist groups in Honduras raised alarms over the potential dissolution of gender equality institutions under the incoming far-right government, expressing a collective fear of a bleak future for women's rights.

Nicolás Maduro, currently detained in New York following a U.S. military operation, extends a heartfelt message urging peace and unity for Venezuela, as his family and supporters gather for prayer.

President Milei's intervention in Ushuaia Port, executed through Resolution 4/2026, follows provincial mismanagement allegations of misallocation and underinvestment. The move, which was foreseen by Agenda Malvinas, prompts accusations of federal overreach and raises alarms about potential privatization and the surrender of logistical sovereignty in Antarctica to foreign interests.

Federal Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein has denied Bruce Fein's request to join Nicolás Maduro's defense team, emphasizing that Fein lacked a valid legal basis to participate in the case against the former Venezuelan president.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has called for a coordinated response from Amazonian nations to combat organized crime, introducing a plan to unite intelligence and military resources in a bid to address the region's illegal economies.

Venezuelan Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino López has accused the United States of turning the nation into a "laboratory for the use of unknown weapons" following a military attack on January 3 that led to significant casualties and the abduction of President Nicolás Maduro.

Venezuelan Minister Diosdado Cabello has strongly countered disinformation campaigns suggesting divisions within the Bolivarian Revolution, asserting that the current government remains steadfast and united under revolutionary ideals.

Delcy Rodríguez detailed that the initial funds will be utilized through Venezuela's currency market and the national banking system to consolidate and stabilize the market while protecting workers' incomes and purchasing power.