With just days to go before the 2025 general elections in Honduras, this Central American nation faces one of the most challenging electoral processes in its recent history. The crisis extends beyond mere accusations of… Honduras 2025: Democracy Subverted by Organized Crime and Corrupt Elites
The Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, announced plans to designate the criminal organization as an FTO. What are the legal, diplomatic, and doctrinal consequences of applying the terrorism label to a criminal structure with state… State Terrorism at the Forefront of Legal Consequences as the U.S. Prepares to Label the Cártel de los Soles as a Foreign Terrorist Organization
The drug fight in the United States has turned into an unprecedented “ocean war.” Federal agencies, led by the Coast Guard (USCG), have recorded the largest amount of cocaine seized in the history of the… Record Cocaine Seizures Indicate Rising Power of Maritime Cartels in America’s Drug War
Panama woke up on November 9, 2025, to a truth that many in the maritime sector preferred to keep hidden: an old, rusty tugboat sailing under an African flag purchased in a legal loophole was… Corruption and Complicity Exposed in Panama’s Stunning Cocaine Seizure Linked to Maritime Elite
In a new twist in the complex legal saga for control of Citgo Petroleum, the most valuable U.S. refinery of Venezuela, Canadian miner Gold Reserve (GRZ.V) has launched a fresh legal offensive against its temporary… Gold Reserve Accuses Rusoro of Breaching Agreement in High-Stakes CITGO Auction Controversy
The authorities in Port of Spain have tried to downplay the public impact, but sources in the private sector and energy analysts indicate that, without access to volumes from Dragon or quick contractual adjustments, the… Venezuela and Trinidad’s Energy Deal Collapse Signals Dire Economic Risks Amid Geopolitical Tensions
On October 21, 2025, the plenary session of the Colombian House of Representatives approved a proposition that publicly declares the Cartel of the Suns as “a transnational drug trafficking organization and financier of terrorism” that… Colombia’s Congress Labels Cártel de los Soles as a Transnational Threat to National Security
The drug lord chose to go to trial rather than reach a deal with the prosecution. He never considered becoming a collaborator with the Justice Department. He went to trial, was found guilty, and now… The Reluctance of ‘El Gordo’ to Cooperate Highlights the Cártel de los Soles’ Grip on Venezuela’s Power Dynamics
Arrested in Switzerland in June 2022 and extradited to the United States in August of the same year, the Argentine businessman was sentenced to 30 months in prison. His process included a multi-million dollar bail,… Luis Fernando Vuteff’s Fall from Grace Highlights Dark Ties to PDVSA Corruption Scheme
The U.S. Department of Justice presented a federal indictment against the electoral technology company Smartmatic and its parent company, SGO Corporation Ltd., for alleged conspiracy to bribe foreign officials and money laundering in a scheme… Smartmatic Faces Serious Allegations of Corruption and Money Laundering in U.S. Federal Indictment
In a twist that feels like a scene from a financial espionage novel, American victims of kidnappings carried out by Colombia’s FARC are set to receive compensation with money stolen from the Venezuelan people by… Corruption Comes Full Circle as FARC Victims Stand to Gain from Chavista Loot in a Pathetic Twist of Justice
An incendiary comment from Diosdado Cabello, a key figure in Chavismo, has sparked a storm within the Venezuelan military ranks. In one of his routine political shows, Cabello dropped a bombshell: the idea of “eliminating”… Chavismo Desmantles Military Hierarchy to Bolster Political Loyalty and Erode Professionalism
In a move that has raised alarms on the international stage, Nicolás Maduro’s regime in Venezuela has formally requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council, claiming a military aggression from the United States… Maduro’s Alarming Accusations Against the US Signal a Possible Conflict in the Caribbean
Exclusive testimonies indicate that key managers were receiving high-end trucks ($90,000 USD) and trips as “extra-legal” benefits. The report reveals the allegations, links to shell companies, and the crucial evidence that is still needed to… Corruption Unveiled at PDVSA: Allegations of Systematic Fraud in San Tomé and the Orinoco Oil Belt
A resolution introduced by left-leaning Democrats in the House of Representatives aims to compel President Trump to withdraw U.S. troops from military operations in the Southern Caribbean aimed at combating drug trafficking. The text invokes… Congress Challenges Trump’s War Powers in South Caribbean Military Operations