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Bot farms fuel right-wing takeover of Latin America (opens the original)
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The sound of gunfire erupted outside a hotel in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, the epicenter of right-wing politics in Bolivia, on the evening of Aug. 17. By the time the commotion was over, a woman lay on the ground with three bullets in her, and within hours, the entire country was plunged into political scandal. Two hitmen disguised as delivery drivers shot and nearly killed lawyer Nadia Beller, but they failed to finish the job. Hospitalized, she talked with reporters and police—and what she revea
Venezuela hands over oil production and reserves to the U.S. (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump on Aug. 28 announced via social media an agreement with Venezuela that puts a sizable portion of that country’s oil production and oil reserves under U.S. control. In a six-minute television address the next day, acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez commented on Trump’s remarks. Two days later, the text of the agreement had still not been communicated. Trump indicated Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth had negotiated with Rodríguez.
Venezuela Hands Over Much of its Oil Production and Reserves to the United States (opens the original)
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US President Donald Trump on August 28 announced via social media a US agreement with Venezuela by means of which a sizable portion of Venezuela’ oil production and oil reserves comes under US control. In a six-minute television address the next day, acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez commented on Trump’s remarks. Two days later, the text of the agreement had still not been communicated. Trump indicated Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth had negotiated with
Serving the U.S., Dominican Republic expels Cuban diplomats (opens the original)
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The Dominican Republic expelled at least nine Cuban diplomats on April 13, though Cuba claimed the number was ten. The day marked the centennial of Fidel Castro’s birth, and the announcement came as a celebratory three-hour “political-cultural gala” was taking place at the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo. News of the action spread while attendance at the event swelled to over 2,000. Journalist Pablo McKinney wrote after the expulsions that, “I’ve never felt so much like we were a pawn of
Dominican Republic, Serving the US, Expels Cuban Diplomats, Yet Ties with Cuba Have Their Appeal (opens the original)
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Photograph Source: Paul Stein from New Jersey, USA – CC BY-SA 2.0 The Dominican Republic expelled nine Cuban diplomats on April 13; Cuba claimed 10 . The day marked the centennial of Fidel Castro’s birth. A celebratory three-hour “political-cultural gala” was taking place at the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo. News of the action spread. Attendance at the event swelled to over 2000. Journalist Pablo McKinney wrote that, “I’ve never felt so much like we were a pawn of another country.” Lea
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