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Honduras Declares Trump-Backed Asfura President by 0.8% Margin Amid Fraud Claims
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Honduras Declares Trump-Backed Asfura President by 0.8% Margin Amid Fraud Claims

Conservative Nasry Asfura, backed by Donald Trump, has been declared the winner of Honduras's presidential election by a 0.8% margin, a result his opponent rejects.

Press Freedom in 'Marked Deterioration' Across Americas, IAPA Report Warns
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Press Freedom in 'Marked Deterioration' Across Americas, IAPA Report Warns

A new report from the Inter American Press Association (IAPA) warns of a 'marked deterioration' in press freedom in the Americas, identifying Nicaragua, Venezuela, Cuba, and El Salvador as the worst offenders.

US Naval Intercepts Off Venezuela: Escalation in the Caribbean Crucible
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US Naval Intercepts Off Venezuela: Escalation in the Caribbean Crucible

US naval forces intercepted a vessel off Venezuela, signaling heightened pressure on Maduro. Dive into the geopolitical implications, regional stability, and global impact of this escalating standoff.

Argentina's Populist Shift: Reshaping Latin America's Geopolitical Chessboard
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Argentina's Populist Shift: Reshaping Latin America's Geopolitical Chessboard

Argentina's new populist government signals a major shift in Latin American geopolitics, impacting global trade, critical mineral supply chains, and investment. An expert analysis from PRISM.

Caribbean Chessboard: US-Venezuela Tensions Turn Puerto Rico into a Geopolitical Flashpoint
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Caribbean Chessboard: US-Venezuela Tensions Turn Puerto Rico into a Geopolitical Flashpoint

Analysis of the US-Venezuela military buildup, exploring its impact on Puerto Rico, energy markets, and the new era of geopolitical competition in the Caribbean.

The Venezuela Gambit: How U.S. Pressure is Pushing Cuba to the Brink
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The Venezuela Gambit: How U.S. Pressure is Pushing Cuba to the Brink

U.S. sanctions on Venezuela are creating a critical fuel crisis in Cuba, risking regional instability and testing the geopolitical influence of China and Russia.