Americas Security Update Nov 4, 2026: Colombia Passes Surrender Law
Americas Security Update Nov 4: Colombia passes a surrender law, a second officer dies after Algeciras, and Venezuela says troops guard the border.
Peter's World coverage of Cuba: 25 articles, War Room dailies and explainers, newest first. Latest update November 4, 2026.
Americas Security Update Nov 4: Colombia passes a surrender law, a second officer dies after Algeciras, and Venezuela says troops guard the border.
Our Americas weekly roundup: Lula’s win and Flávio Bolsonaro’s flight to Miami, Cuba’s UN vote and blackouts, Venezuela talks and the ELN.
Americas news: a rights group reports a Venezuelan army strike on an ELN camp in Apure, Trump says Cuba’s government won’t last, and Havana blackouts grow.
Cuba news today: UN backing to end the US embargo falls to a 20-year low, Flavio Bolsonaro lands in Miami and Venezuela demands its gold back.
Cuba news today: the UN votes on the US embargo, Flavio Bolsonaro flies to Miami against a court order and Cuba faces a 2,045 MW shortfall.
Cuba news today: Lula wins Brazil’s runoff as Bolsonaro seeks annulment, Cuba’s grid falls short and Colombia confirms 10 ELN dead.
Our Americas weekly roundup: the Raul Castro case, Venezuela reconciliation talks, US visa bans on Colombians and Brazil’s runoff.
Cuba news today: Southern Command joins the CIA appeal, the Guiteras plant trips, Colombia confirms an ELN chief dead and Brazil votes.
Americas security: Rubio urges Cubans to work with the CIA, Colombia bombs an ELN camp and Brazil heads to a tied runoff vote.
Americas security: Cuba expects to lose UN votes, Venezuelans march for elections and the US bars 21 Colombians from visas.
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