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Last update: 2 hours agoFlorida Politics: Christian Ulvert says he’s “all in” for David Jolly for governor, joining the Jolly campaign as a senior adviser—an early signal of how Democrats are trying to reset the tone in a state they say has drifted. Aviation & Central America: Honduras confirmed Toncontín Airport won’t return to regular international service because of the Palmerola concession rules—Toncontín stays domestic while runway upgrades and possible operational shifts are reviewed. Sports & National Pride: Haiti named former Penn player Duke Lacroix to its 2026 World Cup roster, while South Africa’s Bafana Bafana set an Orlando Stadium send-off friendly vs Nicaragua on May 29. Nicaragua Media: Radio Stereo Romance was forcibly silenced after 31 years on air, continuing Nicaragua’s broader squeeze on independent journalism. Regional Infrastructure: Panama and Costa Rica are advancing plans for a cross-border rail corridor that could cut travel times dramatically. US Immigration Pressure: A Wisconsin Supreme Court fight looms over whether sheriffs can honor ICE detainers—another test of how enforcement meets local politics. Culture & Soft Power: Romeo Santos and Prince Royce announced a Colombia stop for their Mejor Tarde Que Nunca Tour 2026.
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