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Curaçao Chronicle | Chavismo Divided as Delcy Rodríguez’s Rapprochement With Trump Angers Chávez Loyalists (opens the original)
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CARACAS – Growing divisions are emerging within Venezuela’s Chavista movement over acting President Delcy Rodríguez’s rapidly changing relationship with the United States, with several prominent figures associated with the late Hugo Chávez openly criticizing the government’s rapprochement with President Donald Trump. The criticism follows Rodríguez’s recent meeting with Trump in New York and a broader shift toward cooperation between Caracas and Washington, particularly in the oil sector. Rodríg
Curaçao Chronicle | U.S. Sanctions 11 People and Entities Linked to Tren de Aragua Financial Crime Network (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON – The United States has announced sanctions against 11 individuals and entities linked to the Tren de Aragua criminal organization, including members of an alleged network accused of stealing millions of dollars from U.S. financial institutions. The sanctions were imposed by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). Ten of those targeted are accused of involvement in a financial fraud network, while another sanctioned individual is described by U.S
Curaçao Chronicle | Savannah Mayor Meets Curaçao Council of Ministers as Partnership Opens New Opportunities (opens the original)
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WILLEMSTAD – On Wednesday, September 30, the Curaçao Council of Ministers welcomed Savannah, Georgia Mayor Van R. Johnson II during his official visit to Curaçao. The meeting took place in an open and relaxed atmosphere and focused on strengthening cooperation between Curaçao and Savannah. Prime Minister Gilmar Pisas emphasized the importance of the International Friendship Agreement that Curaçao and Savannah are set to sign. According to the prime minister, the partnership will give Curaçao acc
Curaçao Chronicle | U.S. Expands Visa Restrictions Under ‘Shield of the Americas’ Campaign Against Organized Crime (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON – The United States is expanding the use of visa restrictions and other measures against individuals it accuses of supporting or facilitating transnational criminal organizations as part of a broader regional initiative known as the “Shield of the Americas.” The initiative, promoted by the administration of President Donald Trump, was launched during a summit in Doral, Florida, in March 2026. It seeks to strengthen cooperation among governments across the Americas on security, economi
Curaçao Chronicle | Curaçao Sits in America’s ‘Security Backyard,’ Beeldsnijder Says (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, WILLEMSTAD – Curaçao’s geographical position places the island directly within what Minister Plenipotentiary Jérôme Beeldsnijder describes as the regional “security backyard” of the United States, making developments in Washington particularly important for the island’s economy and security. Beeldsnijder makes the assessment in his latest newsletter examining Curaçao’s geopolitical position and the Caribbean dimension of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. According to him, the United St
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