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Alleged Sinaloa Cartel Member Confirms Los Chapitos Helped Rubén Rocha Moya Win 2021 Election (opens the original)
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Pressure on former Sinaloa Gov. Rubén Rocha Moya is mounting after an alleged member of the Sinaloa Cartel said the organization helped him win the state's 2021 gubernatorial election. Speaking to German broadcaster DW, the alleged cartel member described how the Sinaloa Cartel, which had not yet fractured into its current factions, helped secure Rocha Moya's victory. The man, who said he remains an active member of the criminal organization, described a campaign of intimidation and election int
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Says U.S. Won't Rule Out Military Action in Cuba (opens the original)
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The Trump administration is not ruling out military intervention in Cuba, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Wednesday, as Washington continues to increase economic pressure on the island's communist government. Hegseth's comments come as Cuba faces a deepening economic and humanitarian crisis, with widespread power outages and severe fuel shortages following increased U.S. pressure on the island. The Trump administration has sought to restrict Cuba's access to oil while imposing additional eco
"The Person I Was Helping Is No Longer Here": Colombians Abroad Face Anguish After Earthquake (opens the original)
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On Aug. 10, a 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia, tearing buildings and communities apart. More than 48 hours after the tragic event, the Colombian government has confirmed at least 265 people have died and nearly 500 remain missing, although civilian-run databases put that number much higher, at more than 4,100. The earthquake did not only affect those in cities such as Cali, Pereira and Manizales, but also reached the Colombian diaspora around the globe. Although they were not ph
Trump Administration Expected to Increase Rewards for Two Remaining 'Chapitos' Fugitives (opens the original)
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The Trump administration has made combating drug trafficking organizations in Latin America a staple of its homeland security policies. Since January 2025, it has relabeled them as foreign terrorist organizations in an attempt to combat them and, according to reports, is considering increasing the rewards offered for the leaders of Los Chapitos. According to information obtained from authorities by Mexican outlet Milenio, the United States is expected to seek higher rewards for the sons of Joaqu
Extreme Weather Pushes Puerto Rico to Ration Water as Experts Warn Crisis Could Last Months (opens the original)
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A decades-long problem is once again creating issues for people living in Puerto Rico. Extreme drought conditions, an aging water system and other compounding problems are forcing officials on "La Isla del Encanto" to declare an islandwide state of emergency and implement rationing measures, shutting off water for rotating 48-hour periods in parts of the capital city of San Juan and surrounding areas. The strategy was implemented Aug. 7, with households split into two groups, each rotating every
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