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The U.S. carries out a new lethal strike in the Pacific while intensifying its maritime offensive against drug trafficking

Without the Gerald Ford, Washington strengthens its control over the Caribbean with the amphibious group Iwo Jima

Mexico joins U.S. operations against drug trafficking via maritime routes

The U.S. orders the relocation of the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford from the Caribbean to the Middle East amid rising tensions with Iran

These are the U.S. ships closest to the shores of Cuba: amphibious group and modern-class aircraft carriers

The U.S. carries out a new lethal attack against a suspected drug trafficking boat in the Eastern Pacific

The U.S. pursues and addresses tanker that defied quarantine imposed by Trump in the Caribbean

The U.S. denounces the "marital dictatorship" of Ortega and Murillo in Nicaragua and intensifies pressure

The U.S. seizes another tanker in the Caribbean from Venezuela's "ghost fleet" and issues a warning

Government suspends distribution of liquefied gas in Eastern Cuba, intensifying the energy crisis

The oil worker captured by the U.S. was under Russian protection: Moscow sent a submarine to escort him

The U.S. captures the oil tanker Marinera (formerly Bella 1) linked to Venezuela after two weeks of pursuit in the Atlantic

“Now it's Cuba's turn”: Maduro's fall sparks calls on social media for Trump and Rubio to “free the Island”

José Daniel Ferrer warns Raúl Castro and Díaz-Canel: "You have very little time left; they will come for you too."

Did the U.S. bomb the mausoleum of Hugo Chávez in Caracas?

Trump after Maduro's capture: "The United States will control Venezuela until a fair transition."

Trump publishes the first image following Maduro's capture and claims he is "aboard the USS Iwo Jima."

“They attacked us”: Chavismo denounces U.S. bombing in Caracas

Russia issues a serious warning to the United States over the naval blockade against Venezuela

Russia reaffirms its support for Venezuela and criticizes the "pressure" from the United States in the Caribbean

Copa Airlines extends suspension of flights to Caracas amid regional tensions

The U.S. sinks three vessels and kills eight alleged "narcoterrorists" in the eastern Pacific