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Venezuelan Official Declares ‘Everything’s Fair Game’ After Deadly US Boat Attack

Venezuelan Official Declares ‘Everything’s Fair Game’ After Deadly US Boat Attack

Venezuelan Official Declares ‘Everything’s Fair Game’ After Deadly US Boat Attack A top Venezuelan official has issued a stern warning that “everything is fair game” following a US strike on an alleged drug boat last week, which resulted in the deaths of 11 individuals. Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello, addressing reporters on Monday, condemned the incident, stating, “They publicly declared that they killed 11 people in a non-war situation in international waters.” He added that the US actions have effectively opened…

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Milei’s Party Suffers Major Setback in Crucial Buenos Aires Provincial Election

Milei’s Party Suffers Major Setback in Crucial Buenos Aires Provincial Election

Milei’s Party Suffers Major Setback in Crucial Buenos Aires Provincial Election BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – President Javier Milei’s libertarian party experienced a significant defeat Sunday in the Buenos Aires provincial elections, a result widely interpreted as a critical barometer for his administration’s standing ahead of next month’s national congressional midterms. With the majority of votes counted, Milei’s recently formed party secured approximately 34% of the vote, while the Peronist movement, a long-dominant force in Argentine politics, emerged victorious with nearly…

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Bolivia Presidential Election Heads to October Run-off as Non-Left Candidate Leads

Bolivia Presidential Election Heads to October Run-off as Non-Left Candidate Leads

Bolivia Presidential Election Heads to October Run-off as Non-Left Candidate Leads Bolivia’s presidential election will proceed to a run-off vote in October after preliminary results from Sunday’s first round showed no candidate secured an outright victory. Senator Rodrigo Paz Pereira of the Christian Democratic Party emerged as the surprising frontrunner, followed by former president Jorge Quiroga. This election marks a significant moment for Bolivia, potentially ushering in its first non-left wing president in nearly two decades, following continuous rule by…

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