Latin America
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U.S., Venezuela Restore Diplomatic Ties After Maduro’s Ouster
The U.S. and Venezuela have restored diplomatic relations following Maduro’s removal.
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Venezuela Amnesty Law Leads to Limited Releases
Venezuela’s new amnesty law led to the release of 16 prisoners, fewer than government claims.
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U.S. Warns Citizens in Mexico After Cartel Leader’s Death
The U.S. advised citizens in parts of Mexico to shelter in place after a cartel leader’s death sparked violence.
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Venezuela lawmakers move forward on political amnesty bill
Venezuela’s Congress moved forward with an amnesty bill that could release political detainees, though details of the proposal remain undisclosed.
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Argentina Seeks Maduro Extradition From U.S. for Trial
An Argentine judge requested the U.S. extradite Nicolás Maduro to face crimes against humanity charges related to his time as Venezuela’s president.
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Venezuela’s Rodriguez Forms Cabinet, Meets U.S. Diplomat
Interim President Delcy Rodriguez named key cabinet members and met with U.S. officials to discuss post-Maduro transition efforts.
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U.S. warns Haiti council against government shake-up
The U.S. warned Haiti’s transitional council not to alter its government amid disputes and delays in elections planned for later this year.
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Guatemala police killed after gang leader detained in prison raid
Seven police officers were killed after Guatemalan forces detained a gang leader and regained control of a prison overtaken by inmates.
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Venezuela conducts lake patrol amid rising tensions with US
Venezuelan forces stepped up patrols as U.S. imposed new shipping blockade, increasing pressure on Maduro’s government.
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U.S. Nonprofit Led Effort to Extract Venezuelan Opposition Figure
Grey Bull Rescue Foundation led a mission to extract Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado.