The Trump administration’s decision to block a team of teenage Venezuelan baseball players from competing in the U.S. was a ...

President Trump $8 billion foreign aid cuts are crippling human rights groups in Latin America. Some may not survive ...

By Elias Ferrer in Caracas On July 24, the Trump administration quietly granted a new sanctions waiver allowing US energy ...

Cuba’s fragile communist system is showing increasing signs of strain as the island grapples with deepening economic hardship ...

The "Student Visa Integrity Act" aims to block students from adversarial nations and require schools to disclose ties to China.

"The troika of tyranny -- Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua -- is beginning to crumble," Bolton said in a hard-hitting speech near Miami on the 58th anniversary of the United States' failed Bay of ...

In Venezuela's case, a de facto U.S. oil embargo still had a window of opportunity to achieve democratic change that long since closed in Cuba.

Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba have all been hit with U.S. economic sanctions and are viewed by Washington as repressive regimes.

Congress, Cuba and the Embassy Five Maduro’s goons terrorize Venezuela’s opposition with Havana’s support. By Mary Anastasia O’Grady Follow Dec. 29, 2024 4:07 pm ET ...

Latin America isn’t immune to the wave of repression washing over the world, with increasingly nasty consequences that its healthy democracies and northern neighbors can’t afford to ignore.

Venezuela and Cuba may be the most overt countries in their embrace of socialism and communism, but Moreno said other nations in the region are making incremental policy changes in the same direction.