Military Agenda: Minister Presti Travels to Washington to Strengthen Alignment with the United States
Argentine Defense Minister Carlos Alberto Presti is traveling to Washington to solidify military ties with the United States, following a recent commitment to counter narcoterrorism.
Armed Forces disable clandestine runway in Los Ríos during the third day of curfew
The Armed Forces of Ecuador have disabled a clandestine runway in Los Ríos as part of operations during a curfew aimed at combating narcoterrorism.
PHOTOS show alleged bomb from Ecuador that supposedly left 27 dead in Colombia
Photos reveal fragments of what Colombian authorities claim are remnants of a bomb that killed 27 people in Colombia, leading to accusations against Ecuador by Colombian President Gustavo Petro.
Ecuador's President Denies Bombing Colombia and Claims to be Fighting Narcoterrorism
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa has denied allegations of bombing targets in Colombia, asserting that his government is only conducting operations against narcoterrorism within its own borders.
What Mexico Needs, What the US Wants
The article discusses the evolving relationship between Mexico and the US, highlighting Mexico's new role as the 'epicenter' of narco-terrorism under US scrutiny.
Daniel Noboa promises to go to the last consequences to combat narcoterrorism
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa affirmed his government's commitment to international cooperation in the fight against narcoterrorism and organized crime during an interview with Univision in the US.
US says it killed six in attack on vessel linked to drug trafficking in the Pacific
The US military reported that six individuals were killed in an attack on a vessel suspected of drug trafficking in the eastern Pacific Ocean.
Interior Minister on military coalition against cartels: 'They no longer have hiding places, no longer have borders, and soon will also have no future'
Ecuador's Interior Minister John Reimberg commented on Ecuador's participation in a U.S.-led coalition aimed at dismantling drug cartels and narcoterrorist groups in Latin America.
US military carries out targeted strike on narco-terrorist network in Ecuador
The U.S. military conducted a targeted strike against a narco-terrorist network in Ecuador as part of a joint operation with Ecuadorian forces.
USA and Ecuador carry out joint action against narcoterrorism
The U.S. military supported Ecuadorian forces in lethal kinetic operations against terrorist organizations classified as narcoterrorists.
Pentagon Spokesperson on Operations with Ecuador: 'Narcoterrorist Networks Will Not Find Shelter in Our Hemisphere'
U.S. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell highlighted a joint operation with Ecuador targeting narcoterrorist groups in Sucumbíos on March 6.
$5m international manhunt for man who had baby with El Chapo’s ex girlfriend
A $5 million reward is being offered for information leading to the capture of René Arzate-García, a major Sinaloa Cartel boss linked with El Chapo's ex-girlfriend.
John Reimberg meets in the United States with Southern Command and the Secretary of War: 'We seek to attack criminal economies'
Ecuador's Interior Minister John Reimberg met in the United States to collaborate with Southern Command and the Secretary of War on efforts to combat criminal economies affecting Ecuador.
United States urges regional allies to act against narcoterrorism at the military summit attended by Argentina
The United States has called on regional allies, including Argentina, to adopt a more aggressive stance against narcoterrorism during a military conference in Miami.
The US announces partnership with Ecuador to combat 'terrorist organizations'
The United States has announced a partnership with Ecuador to combat terrorist organizations, focusing on narcoterrorism and regional violence.
Francis Donovan from US Southern Command on actions in Ecuador: Operations are essential to ensure security
US Southern Command's Francis Donovan emphasizes the critical role of joint operations with Ecuador against designated terrorist organizations to ensure safety and stability in the region.
These are the leaders who will meet with Donald Trump on March 7
Donald Trump will host the 'Shield of the Americas' summit with Latin American leaders in Miami on March 7 to discuss regional security and migration issues.
What cooperation exists between the United States and Ecuador in the new phase against narcoterrorism and illegal mining? This is what US media say
The article discusses the military cooperation between the United States and Ecuador in combating narcoterrorism and illegal mining, highlighting joint operations and the support of US military leaders.
Does Trump start land attacks against cartels? US and Ecuador launch joint military operation
The U.S. and Ecuador launched joint operations against cartels in Ecuador, announcing a decisive commitment to combat narcoterrorism in the Americas.
US Military Conducts Military Operations in Ecuador, Emphasizing Countermeasures Against 'Narcoterrorists'
The US military has announced a new operation in Ecuador aimed at combating designated terrorist organizations involved in drug trafficking.
The USA and Ecuador will together combat Ecuadorian drug cartels
American and Ecuadorian soldiers have begun an operation against what the USA describes as terrorist organizations in Ecuador.
USA and Ecuador initiate action against Ecuadorian drug cartels
U.S. and Ecuadorian soldiers have begun operations against drug cartels in Ecuador, labeled as terrorists by the U.S.
US joins Ecuador in operations against 'narcoterrorists'
The US has partnered with Ecuador to conduct operations aimed at combating drug traffickers labeled as 'narcoterrorists.'
How far can foreign support go in Daniel Noboa's new offensive against narco-terrorism?
President Daniel Noboa has announced joint operations with allied countries, including the United States, as part of a new phase against narco-terrorism and illegal mining this March.
Daniel Noboa announces new phase against narcoterrorism and joint operations with the U.S. this month
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa announced a new phase in the fight against narcoterrorism and illegal mining, with joint operations with the U.S. planned for March.
US officials indict high-ranking Sinaloa Cartel narcoterrorists, offer up to $10M in rewards for their arrests
US authorities have indicted two high-ranking leaders of the Sinaloa Cartel and are offering up to $10 million in rewards for their arrests due to extensive drug trafficking operations.
An expert in narcoterrorism anticipates the tough struggle in the succession line after the death of 'El Mencho'
Narcoterrorism specialist Mario Medrano Montoya discusses the implications of the death of El Mencho, a powerful narco leader, and the ensuing power struggles.
International Cooperation Against Narcoterrorists
The downfall of El Mencho marks a significant turning point in Mexico's recent public security history by indicating a strengthened stance against drug cartels by the Mexican government.
A specialist in narcoterrorism compared “El Mencho” to Escobar and explained why “this is much more dangerous”
Narcoterrorism expert Mario Medrano Montoya compared the significance of El Mencho's death to that of Pablo Escobar, asserting that the former poses an even greater danger due to his extensive transnational drug operations.
US attacks vessel in the Pacific and kills three more people
The United States has conducted another attack on a vessel in the Pacific, killing three individuals allegedly linked to drug trafficking.
VIDEO: US conducts new attack in the Pacific, and three suspects are killed
The US Southern Command reported a military operation in the Pacific that resulted in the deaths of three individuals suspected of drug trafficking.
US attacks three boats in the Pacific and kills 11 more people
The United States conducted airstrikes against three boats allegedly used by drug traffickers in the Pacific and Caribbean, resulting in 11 fatalities.
US military kills 11 men on three suspected smuggler boats
The US military killed 11 men aboard three ships involved in drug smuggling operations in the eastern Pacific and the Caribbean.
Eleven killed in American attacks on three boats in Central America
Eleven people were reportedly killed in U.S. military attacks on three boats in Central America, as part of a controversial campaign against alleged drug traffickers.
U.S. Southern Command calls on defense chiefs to 'counter common threats'
General Francis Donovan of the U.S. Southern Command urged defense leaders in the hemisphere to collaborate in order to combat common security threats posed by narcoterrorist organizations.
Sheinbaum dismisses joint operations after Security Cabinet meeting in the U.S.; "there is no signed agreement"
President Claudia Sheinbaum denied that the Security Cabinet meetings in the United States are linked to joint operations in Mexico, emphasizing no specific agreements were made during the discussions.
US Secretary of War calls on Defense Ministers to unite against drug terrorism
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth called for military leaders from 34 countries to unite against drug terrorism during the opening of the Western Hemisphere Defense Chiefs Conference.
Another blow from the USA to a 'narcoterrorist' vessel in the Pacific with two dead (video)
The US armed forces launched a new bombing in the eastern Pacific Ocean targeting a speedboat alleged to be transporting drugs, resulting in two fatalities according to SOUTHCOM.
U.S. attacks another drug trafficking ship in the Pacific and kills two crew members
The U.S. launched an attack on a ship linked to drug trafficking organizations in international Pacific waters near Colombia, resulting in the deaths of two crew members during the operation 'Southern Lance.'
Lula says that Maduro's return to Venezuela is not a priority
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva stated that the return of former Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro to his home country is not a priority, as Maduro is currently detained in New York facing charges of 'narcoterrorism' and other crimes.
After Venezuela, what’s next?
The successful U.S. operation to capture Nicolás Maduro and his wife in January reshaped the political landscape in the Americas, marking a victory for the Trump administration over narcoterrorism charges.
A member of the Tren de Aragua was arrested in Corrientes
A Venezuelan was arrested in Corrientes, suspected of being part of the transnational criminal organization Tren de Aragua, marking the second arrest in the area in 40 days.
Varoufakis denounces that the Greek police have summoned him to testify for trying ecstasy 36 years ago
Greek economist and politician Yanis Varoufakis has been summoned by the Greek police regarding a confession from 36 years ago related to drug use, which he claims amounts to 'narcoterrorism.'
How the Balkans and Venezuela are Connected in the Global Cocaine Network
The article explores the connections between Balkan criminal groups and Venezuelan suppliers in the global cocaine trade, highlighting recent legal actions against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro for drug-related terrorism.
🎙 PODCAST | From anthrax to the Cartel of the Suns: disposable lies
This podcast discusses the misleading narratives that justify invasions, bombings, kidnappings, and wars surrounding a narcoterrorist organization tied to political agendas.
"Narcoterrorism": Can Donald Trump Legally Bomb Mexican Territory to Fight Against the Cartels?
The article discusses Donald Trump's recent statement on Fox News about potentially initiating ground strikes in Mexico against drug cartels as part of his anti-drug trafficking campaign.
Maduro is tried in New York by 92-year-old judge. He previously opposed Donald Trump.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro faces narcoterrorism charges in a New York court presided over by 92-year-old Judge Alvin Hellerstein, who emphasizes the importance of a fair trial.
Was the capture of dictator Maduro legal?
The article discusses the legality of Nicolás Maduro's capture amid claims by the U.S. that it was an action against a narcoterrorist organization rather than Venezuela's legitimate government.
Venezuelans enslaved on the streets, but after Maduro falls, the narco-state must also fall
Venezuelans worldwide are celebrating following a successful U.S. military operation that captured the narcoterrorist tyrant Nicolás Maduro, marking a moment long dreamed of by those suffering under his regime.
Trump: "Elections cannot be held in Venezuela. First we need to fix the country"
U.S. President Donald Trump ruled out holding elections in Venezuela in the next 30 days, stating that the country's recovery must come first.