Latin America's uneven energy shock hits diverse nations
Latin American oil wealth and import dependence shape a mixed crisis. Uruguay faces $2.30 gasoline, power cuts, and rations while Venezuela and Colombia enjoy lower prices and rising oil revenues. Peru curbs driving with two nonconsecutive days weekly, subsidies shield consumers, and Argentina shows little change. Brazil raises prices, Chile contemplates more, and regional producers seek self sufficiency amid inflation pressures.
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Greek Coup May Disrupt U S Navy Homeporting in Greece
The Athens coup could complicate U S Sixth Fleet homeporting in Greece as costs rise and political legitimacy questions loom. NATO's Mediterranean edge relies on two carriers, but Greece’s regime may curb foreign bases while insisting on higher fees. The plan for permanent bases faces domestic unrest and security concerns as maintenance facilities and personnel grow.
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