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The legal files against alleged members of the Tren de Aragua are overwhelming the federal courts in the United States. One of these cases involves Luis Enrique Veliz Riera, a 23-year-old Venezuelan charged with illegal… U.S. Courts Overwhelmed by Cases Against Alleged Tren de Aragua Members: Luis Enrique Veliz Riera Charged in Southern Florida
Juan Eduardo Hidalgo de Areba, a Venezuelan rider, has made a name for himself in the competitive equestrian world of Florida. In mid-2017, Hidalgo established the La Cuadra Show Stables riding school in Miami, in… Iranian Ties and Controversies: Uncovering the Dark Secrets of Juan Eduardo Hidalgo’s Miami Equestrian Empire
The recent announcement from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), dated April 21, 2025, has brought attention to the Venezuelan criminal organization known as the Tren de Aragua (TdA). The formal indictment against 27 alleged… RICO Charges Against Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua: A Turning Point in Combating Transnational Crime
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The Archbishop of Kinshasa (in the Democratic Republic of the Congo), aged 65, blends the social legacy of Bergoglio with doctrinal firmness. His profile positions him as a consensus candidate before a conclave marked by… Fridolin Ambongo: A Controversial Candidate for the First African Pope Amidst Growing Divisions in the Church
China’s investments in Venezuela reflect the geopolitical significance of the Latin American country for the Asian giant, despite the ongoing Venezuelan crisis and tensions with the United States. The economic and geopolitical relationship between China… China’s Strategic Investments in Venezuela: Key Geopolitical Implications Amidst Economic Crisis
The Hezbollah networks in Latin America serve the Lebanese terrorist organization linked to Iran as agents to carry out a series of illicit activities in the region aimed at financing its attacks against Israeli, Jewish,… Hezbollah’s Illicit Network in Latin America: Funding Terrorism Through Criminal Activities
The Ministry The Public Ministry has charged the legal representatives of three pharmacies in the Zulia state with crimes such as fraud to commercial and industrial production, appropriation of industrial property, and improper use… Fraud Allegations Unveiled Against Maracaibo Pharmacy Owners Misusing Farma Express Brand
In early 2025, two violent outbreaks in the Colombian department of Norte de Santander have echoed into neighboring Venezuela. The first was an armed conflict that erupted in January in the border area of the… The ELN: A Deeper Venezuelan Involvement than Expected in Colombia’s Armed Conflict
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Masked as networks of NGOs and activists, agents from Cuba, Venezuela, China, and Iran are operating in the U.S., as revealed by an investigation cautioning that the goal is to promote favorable narratives for these… Foreign Agents in the U.S.: Research Uncovers Cuban, Venezuelan, Chinese, and Iranian Influence Networks Promoting Socialist Narratives
The recent report from the Saudi channel Al-Hadath claims that approximately 400 Hezbollah field commanders have fled from Lebanon to South American countries such as Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, and Brazil, along with their families. According… Over 400 Hezbollah Commanders Flee Lebanon to South America Amid Military Concerns
The Venezuelan oil crisis reached a critical point when Chevron returned shipments of oil to Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA) in April 2025. This event highlighted the existing tensions in Venezuela’s oil industry. The regime… Chevron’s Rejection of Venezuelan Oil Shipments Highlights the Complexities of Venezuela’s Oil Crisis and PDVSA’s Financial Troubles