José de Córdoba is a Correspondent at The Wall Street Journal. He focuses on regional interest and world news, particularly in Latin America, covering themes such as security, law enforcement, and cultural movements. His work has been featured in outlets including LiveMint, The Australian, Yahoo Finance, El Paso Inc., Yahoo News, and Magzter.
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By: José De Córdoba
Conversations with people on the Communist island reveal a nation that feels under siege.
From one end of their 800-mile-long, crocodile-shaped Caribbean island to the other, Cubans are suffering through hot, sleepless nights and trudging through exhaustion and hunger by day.
By: José De Córdoba
The island is celebrating Castro’s 100th birthday with foreign Communist dignitaries as it struggles with economic collapse.
Cuba is throwing a weeklong party to celebrate Fidel Castro's 100th birthday on Thursday with ballet performances, poetry and more than 300 academic
By: José De Córdoba
Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico’s current president, says the revocation amounts to U.S. interference in “Mexican politics.”
MEXICO CITY—A son of a former Mexican president said that the U.S. had revoked his visa in what the country's current leader said was a politically motivated attack on Mexico's ruling party.
By: José De Córdoba, Santiago Pérez
Sinaloa state Gov. Rubén Rocha is accused by U.S. prosecutors of ties to kingpins of a top drug cartel.
MEXICO CITY—Rubén Rocha, the embattled governor of Mexico's Sinaloa state who stepped aside after being indicted in the U.S. on charges he helped
By: José de Córdoba, Santiago Pérez
The leftist president recently forced from office a state governor accused in the U.S. of drug trafficking, pushing aside a powerful ally of her mentor.
By: José de Córdoba, Santiago Pérez
MEXICO CITY—President Claudia Sheinbaum has spent almost two years trying to keep President Trump happy without alienating her mentor, the nationalist former Mexican leader Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
