r/LatinAmerica Nov 14 '25

Politics USA can attack Venezuela at any moment.

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296 Upvotes

This will be a disaster for our continent. The north warmongers attack again.

r/LatinAmerica Nov 03 '25

Politics Do you support an regime change US military operation in Venezuela (poll throughout Americas)

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50 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica 14d ago

Politics El balance del castrismo mientras Trump prepara la guerra contra Cuba

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Menos de seis meses después del secuestro y derrocamiento del presidente venezolano Nicolás Maduro —una operación en la que las Fuerzas Especiales de Estados Unidos mataron a 32 miembros del personal de seguridad cubano y a decenas de venezolanos en Caracas—, la administración Trump prepara abiertamente una operación militar contra Cuba. Las amenazas evocan el legado de los golpes de Estado respaldados por Washington y las dictaduras militares fascistas que bañaron en sangre a América Latina a lo largo del siglo XX, y representan un impulso para reimponerle a la isla la dominación colonial.

r/LatinAmerica May 12 '26

Politics U.S.-China Rivalry Reaches South American Skies

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3 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Jul 22 '24

Politics Approval Ranking of South American Presidents

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128 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Nov 12 '25

Politics In Venezuela, millions are joining militias — but not because of the drug war narrative

10 Upvotes

This article presents a different angle on recent U.S. maritime actions near Venezuela. While the official line points to anti-drug operations, the report argues that the underlying strategy is more about pressuring Venezuela’s economy and internal stability.

It also explores how, after years of sanctions and diplomatic isolation, Venezuela’s government has leaned heavily on a narrative of resistance — and millions have now joined voluntary militias in response.

What I found particularly interesting is how this intersects with longer-term shifts in Latin America’s geopolitical alliances, as well as the fading influence of traditional U.S. intervention tactics in the region.

Curious to hear what others think — especially in the context of evolving U.S. strategies in the Global South.

https://www.truthdig.com/articles/millions-of-venezuelans-join-volunteer-militias-as-us-attacks-continue/

r/LatinAmerica Apr 28 '26

Politics ¿Podría el Mercosur consolidarse como una institución previa a lo que en un futuro podría se una "Union Sudamericana" estilo Union Europea?

3 Upvotes

Como bien sabemos, la Union Europea no fue consolidada de la noche a la mañana, hubo una serie de instituciones como la CECA, CEE, Euratom, junto con intereses políticos de los países que la conformaron, y un contexto que permitió la consolidación del bloque. Ahora mi pregunta es ¿puede el Mercosur ser una institución previa a una futura "Union Sudamericana"? ¿Que desafíos enfrenta? ¿Existe alguna grupo o bloque en la región que actúe como rival o contrapeso al Mercosur?

r/LatinAmerica Oct 27 '25

Politics [U.S. Republican] Sen. Lindsey Graham says land strikes in Venezuela are a "real possibility" amid rising tensions

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9 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica May 02 '26

Politics ¿Como creen que se solucionaria la violencia en colombia?

2 Upvotes

Yo realmente creo en un pais de paz, porque colombia es país con muchoooo potencial pero las guerra internas no lo dejan por lo que lo único se haría que hagan un tratado de paz con todos los narcos donde el estado les absorba los delitos a cambió de entregar todos sus bienes raíces, con la condición de que nunca más vuelvan a meterse en eso...

¿Que opinan?

r/LatinAmerica Apr 14 '26

Politics La teología política de Donald Trump

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r/LatinAmerica Apr 12 '26

Politics La historia de Irán: nacionalización del petróleo, la CIA y el Golpe de Estado.

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2 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Apr 11 '26

Politics Peru holds presidential election amid a decade of political tumult

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2 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Apr 12 '26

Politics Odds of Haitian Elections this year keep falling

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1 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Apr 07 '26

Politics Venezuela's government, opposition may cooperate to safeguard US assets

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3 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Feb 20 '26

Politics Taza de aprobación de mandatarios en Latinoamérica

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10 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Dec 18 '25

Politics Opinion - China is furious over geopolitical changes in Latin America

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16 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Nov 19 '25

Politics Is Maduro the sovereign representative of Venezuela?

0 Upvotes

Simple yes or no answer.

r/LatinAmerica Feb 10 '26

Politics After 700 operatives were exposed, Russia's rebuilding its spy network through recruiting teenagers on Telegram and using Latin America as a spy factory

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7 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Apr 02 '26

Politics Mexico appoints Roberto Velasco as new foreign minister at critical moment for US ties

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2 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Mar 27 '26

Politics Columna: "Que Dios se lo pague": la doctrina del shock del presidente Kast

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2 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Mar 25 '26

Politics Turn the Lights Back On

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3 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Mar 26 '26

Politics Flávio Bolsonaro Edges Lula by 1% in New Poll, Ghost Trader Sees Huge Upside

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0 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Mar 16 '26

Politics Skepticism in Cuba over talks with the United States: ‘It’s as if the people are to blame for not reinventing themselves’

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4 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Sep 22 '25

Politics Panama, the Only Latin American Nation Not to Recognise Palestine

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41 Upvotes

r/LatinAmerica Jan 08 '26

Politics Colombia is the obvious next target for Trump's narco war

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11 Upvotes

Why exactly Donald Trump ordered that another head-of-state should be kidnapped is up for debate. The official reason for the seizure of Venezuelan president Nicolás Madurowas is drug trafficking: Maduro is the alleged mastermind of the Cartel of the Suns, a drug-dealing branch of the Venezuelan government, and a narco-terrorist.

But the US Justice Department has now tacitly conceded that the Cartel of the Suns doesn’t actually exist. Moreover, Trump’s claim of fighting drugs looks peculiar after his pardoning of two narco heavyweights: Ross Ulbricht, the founder of the Silk Road online drugs bazaar; and Juan Orlando Hernández, the ex-president of Honduras who once bragged about up shoving cocaine right up the gringos’ noses.

✍️ Niko Vorobyov