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Deadly Riots in Ecuador Prison Leaves More Than 30 Inmates Dead, 27 by Asphyxiation
Ecuador's Interior Minister John Reimberg said inmates across the country have been staging violent uprisings to prevent their transfer to new maximum-security prisons. 
Fewer Than 3 In 10 Americans Support Using The Military To Kill Suspected Drug Traffickers: Poll
Fewer than 3 in 10 Americans (29%) support using the U.S. military to kill suspected drug traffickers, according to a new poll 
CBP Officials Seize Thousands Of Rounds Of Ammo At Texas Bridge
Customs and Border Protection officers seized thousands of rounds of ammunition at the Los Indios International Brige, in Texas
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Hegseth's Announcement Of Operation 'Southern Spear' Sparks Speculation About Further Escalation Against Venezuela
Trump Reportedly Presented Updated List Of Targets In Venezuela With Aircraft Carrier Already In The Caribbean
A Look At The Fintechs Looking To Bring Financial Inclusion To Rural Mexico
DHS Begins $100 Million Project To Locate And Destroy Cross-Border Tunnels In The Southern Border
Top Venezuelan Regime Figure Taunts Those Who 'Don't Want Us To Celebrate Christmas': 'You'll Crash Against Structural Joy'
Marco Rubio Rejects Unilaterally Sending U.S. Troops Into Mexico: 'Not Going To'
Investigation Finds Three U.S. Military Airstrikes on Venezuelan Vessels Occurred Near Mexican Waters
DOJ Reportedly Shielded Troops From Prosecution For Strikes Against Alleged Drug Vessels
Colombian President Petro Orders End Of Communication With U.S. Security Agencies Over Strikes Against Alleged Drug Boats
A Look At What The U.S. Is Using To Strike Alleged Drug Boats In The Caribbean And Pacific
Remittances To Mexico Fall Close To 3% In September, The Sixth Decline In a Row
USS Gerald Ford Gets To Southcom's Area Of Responsibility, Ramping Up Tensions With Venezuela
Inside the Legal Negotiations Between 7 Mexican Narcos and the United States Government
