Iran-Argentina Tensions: Tehran labeled Argentina’s navy and air force “terrorist organizations” in retaliation for Buenos Aires’ designation of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps, escalating a diplomatic dispute tied to the 1994 AMIA bombing. Brazil’s Election Oversight: The electoral court fined Meta $1.34 million for incomplete and late compliance with orders during the presidential runoff, but found no sign the company deliberately tilted the contest. Chile Fuel Protests: Transport workers blocked highways over soaring diesel costs, with talks stalled and the government warning the disruption is hurting trade. Mexico Police Shooting: A seven-year-old American girl was killed during an anti-cartel operation; her mother says police helicopter gunfire struck the family, and no officers have been arrested. Venezuela Oil: ExxonMobil signed a preliminary agreement with state oil company PDVSA to assess exploration opportunities, as a report says more than $12 billion in Venezuelan export revenue flowed through a U.S.-managed account this year. Paraguay Banking Crisis: The collapse of digital lender Ueno has disrupted businesses and triggered a political crisis, with former president Santiago Peña detained as investigators probe the case. Papal Tour: Pope Leo wrapped up a landmark Argentina visit, including a prison stop and a mass expected to draw a million, before returning to Peru, where he served as a missionary and bishop.