The Latest Breaking News from Latin Times

President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that the U.S. has struck a fifth vessel off the coast of Venezuela as his administration continues ramping up pressure on the Maduro regime

The commander of the U.S. Central Command (Centcom) Alvin Holsey will visit Grenada and Antigua and Barbuda, two countries close to Venezuela, as tensions with Caracas remain high

The Colombian court has determined that Luis Alberto Rendón, father of singer Greeicy Rendón, will remain under house arrest while his legal proceedings for alleged kidnapping and aggravated torture proceed in Colombia. The decision was made after a hearing that evaluated the charges filed by the Attorney General's Office.

An exiled Central American journalist claimed that the Venezuelan regime is "about to end" despite authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro's "high-flowing rhetoric."

ICE is facing mounting criticism after an Associated Press investigation found the agency has used full-body restraint devices known as "the WRAP" to immobilize deportees during long international flights

A growing number of major airports across the United States are refusing to display a TSA video in which Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem blames Democrats in Congress for the ongoing government shutdown

Israel said it is not reopening a key crossing that connects Gaza and Egypt and will reduce the amount of aid flowing into the enclave as a result of Hamas' failure to deliver the bodies of hostages killed there, according to a new report.

An American journalist claimed the Cuban regime is "collapsing" in an op-ed published on The Hill. Daniel Allott said such a scenario could have far-reaching consequences extending beyond the island

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene continues to slam congressional Republicans, recently calling her male colleagues "weak" as she continues to criticize Speaker Mike Johnson's strategy during the shutdown.