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Victor Manuelle to Kick Off 20-Date U.S. Tour on Aug. 29

Following a string of hit singles on Billboard's airplay charts, salsa star Victor Manuelle is readying for what may be his most extensive U.S. tour in recent memory. Manuelle's "Que suenen los…

By Leila Cobo

Chief Content Officer Latin/Español, Billboard

Following a string of hit singles on Billboard ’s airplay charts, salsa star Victor Manuelle is preparing for what may be his most extensive U.S. tour in recent memory.

Manuelle’s Que Suenen Los Tambores tour, named after his most recent album and single (which hit No. 1 on Billboard ’s Tropical Airplay chart), kicks off Aug. 25 at Chicago’s Auditorium Theater. From there, Manuelle will play a total of 20 dates, ending in Los Angeles’ Microsoft Theater Nov. 28. Tickets go on sale Friday, at 10 a.m. ET.

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A singer/songwriter with a beautiful voice and a knack for improvisation (or soneo , as the term applies to salsa singers), Manuelle’s nearly 20-year career has been marked by innovation and risk. He’s recorded pop and at one point recorded independently. Most recently, in the album Que Suenen los Tambores , he included a track dedicated to his father, who’s suffering from Alzheimer’s.

Through it all, Manuelle has remained a constant on the charts. Earlier this year, his single “Agua Bendita” became his 25th No. 1 on Billboard ’s Tropical Songs chart, tying him with Marc Anthony for the most No. 1s on the chart.

For the chart dated Aug. 8, his new single “No Queria Enganarte” arrived at No. 9, giving him his 60th charting hit and extending his record as the act with the most hits on the chart in its 21-year history (Anthony follows with 50). The entrance of the latest single marks Manuelle’s 49th top 10 — also furthering his lead for most top 10s.

In addition to the album track, a pop/ballad version featuring singer Raquel Sofia, is expected to be released Aug. 14. 

Manuelle’s tour will serve as a retrospective of his No. 1s, those close to him told Billboard . He will be touring with his full salsa band (who also accompanied during his Billboard en Vivo performance in April) and new production.

Que Suenen Los Tambores U.S. tour dates: Aug. 29 – CHICAGO, IL – Auditorium Theatre Oct. 9 – NEWARK, NJ – NJ Performing Arts Center Oct. 10 – ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – Tropicana Casino & Resort Oct. 11 – BOSTON, MA – Orpheum Theatre Oct. 16 – ORLANDO, FL – Hard Rock Live at Universal Studios Oct. 17 – HOLLYWOOD, FL – Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hotel & Casino Oct. 18 – ATLANTA, GA – Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre Oct. 22 – CHARLOTTE, NC – The Fillmore Oct. 23 – RALEIGH, NC – The Ritz Oct. 24 – JACKSONVILLE, FL Nov. 5 – COLUMBUS, OH – The Palace Theater Nov. 6 –  ROCHESTER, NY – Auditorium Theatre Nov. 7 – MASHANTUCKET, CT – Foxwoods Resort Casino Nov. 14 – SAN JUAN, PR – Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot Nov. 20 – HOUSTON, TX – Bayou Music Center Nov. 21– SAN ANTONIO, TX – Aztec Theater Nov. 22 – DALLAS, TX – House of Blues Nov. 25 – SAN DIEGO, CA – Balboa Theatre Nov. 27 – SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Warfield Theater Nov. 28 – LOS ANGELES, CA – Microsoft Theater

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Victor Manuelle at Mohegan Sun Arena

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Come celebrate THIRTY years of exuberant salsa music with Victor Manuelle as he takes over the Mohegan Sun Arena this Sunday, November 12! Our headlining act will set off to the North American road for his VM30 Anniversary Tour, visiting four lucky cities starting in Chicago. The tour’s second show will land in Uncasville, Connecticut’s foremost multi-purpose indoor venue—the Mohegan Sun Arena. Here, audiences can enjoy the entire volume of the Latin singer’s rousing voice and melodies thanks to a state-of-the-art sound setup. Victor Manuelle, the renowned early nineties bearer of the salsa boom, first came to prominence with his 1993 album Justo A Tiempo. Constantly adapting, Manuelle combines tropical genres with traditional sound to appeal to younger generations, an effort rewarded with multiple Billboard top spots and a Premio Lo Nuestro Lifetime Achievement Award. For reservations to Victor Manuelle’s VM30 concert, hit the blue “Get Tickets” button above!

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International salsa romántica sensation Victor Manuelle has been going at it for over three decades, but there’s still plenty of juice left in his tanks! The Puerto Rican crooner will light up four North American states to commemorate thirty ecstatic years in the music business. Dubbed the “VM30 Anniversary Tour,” the limited run will kick off in Chicago, IL, before heading here at the Mohegan Sun Arena on November 12 for its second outing.

“I still can’t believe that we are already celebrating 30 years of my career! When I grew up in my hometown of Isabela, I just wanted to sing,” Manuelle celebrated in an interview with Billboard. “Taking the risk of creating new sounds without abandoning the salsa genre is one of the main reasons why I have been able to stay current and has allowed me to reach new generations.”

Victor Manuell, or as his fans call him, El Sonero de la Juventud (The Singer of Youths), is perhaps salsa music’s most passionate frontrunner! Since the early nineties, the singer-songwriter has been topping charts with his romantic boleros and ballads, starting with his debut album Justo A Tiempo in 1993. His latest collection, Lado A Lado B, epitomizes the classic salsa melodies and gives them a modern coat with tropical genre fusions. For his VM30 tour, he will be showcasing such familiar hits, including “Dile a ella,” “Voy a prometerme,” and “No quería engañarte.”

Across his decade-spanning discography, Victor Manuell has ranked no. 1 in the Tropical Albums charts twelve times, broke through the Billboard 200 ten times, and clinched the crown of Latin Airplay three times. Last February, the salsero also received the esteemed Lifetime Achievement Award from the 35th annual Premio Lo Nuestro.

From sporting events to live concert spectacles, the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut, provides nothing less than world-class amenities and services for crowds of up to 10,000. The indoor multi-purpose stadium brings everything to the table: an immaculate center stage, dynamic lighting, and top-of-the-line seats. But most of all, it employs state-of-the-art acoustic engineering that will elevate every single one of Victor Manuelle’s notes in his VM30 concert on Sunday, November 12. Tickets are selling fast - get yours now!

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A US ambassador working for Cuba? Charges against former diplomat Victor Manuel Rocha spotlight Havana’s importance in the world of spying

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The U.S. Department of Justice announced on Dec. 4, 2023, that Victor Manuel Rocha, a former U.S. government employee, had been arrested and faced federal charges for secretly acting for decades as an agent of the Cuban government . Rocha joined the State Department in 1981 and served for over 20 years, rising to the level of ambassador. After leaving the State Department, he served from 2006-2012 as an adviser to the U.S. Southern Command , a joint U.S. military command that handles operations in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Harvard Kennedy School intelligence and national security scholar Calder Walton , author of “ Spies: The Epic Intelligence War Between East and West ,” provides perspective on what U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland described as “one of the highest-reaching and longest-lasting infiltrations of the United States government by a foreign agent.”

How common is it for spies to embed in foreign governments?

Every state seeks to place spies in this way. That’s the business of human intelligence: providing insights into a foreign government’s secret intentions and capabilities.

What makes Rocha’s case unusual is the length of his alleged espionage on behalf of Cuba: four decades. It’s important to emphasize the word alleged here – the case is underway, and Rocha has not yet offered a defense, let alone been convicted.

If proved, however, Rocha’s espionage would place him among the longest-serving spies in modern times. Allowing him to operate as a spy in the senior echelons of the U.S. government for so long would represent a staggering U.S. security failure.

What can a spy in this kind of position do?

Typically, an embedded spy would be tasked by his or her recruiting intelligence service to take actions like stealing briefing papers, secret memorandums and other materials that show what decision-makers are thinking. Such work quickly resembles movie scenes – photographing secret documents, swapping information in public places or depositing it under lampposts and bridges.

Having an agent reach ambassador level would be a prize for any foreign intelligence service. Rocha held senior diplomatic postings in South America, including Bolivia, Argentina, Honduras, Mexico and the Dominican Republic. This would have given him, and thus his Cuban handlers, access to valuable intelligence about U.S. policy toward South America — and anything else that crossed his desk.

An embedded spy can also act as an “agent of influence” who works secretly to shape policies of the target government from within. This will be something to look for as the federal government discloses more information to support its charges against Rocha.

Presumably the U.S. intelligence community either already has carried out a damange assessment, or is urgently now conducting one, reviewing what secrets Rocha had access to during his diplomatic service – and whether, as ambassador to Bolivia, he may have shaped U.S. policy at the behest of Cuban intelligence.

Has Cuban intelligence partnered with Russia, in the past or now?

Cuban intelligence worked closely with the Soviets during the Cold War. After Fidel Castro took power in Cuba in 1959, Soviet intelligence maintained close personal liaisons with him. Cuba’s intelligence service, the DGI, later known as the DI, received early training and support from the KGB , Russia’s former secret police and intelligence agency.

From the 1960s through the 1980s, Cuban intelligence operatives acted as valuable proxies for the KGB in Latin America and various African countries, particularly Angola and Mozambique. But they didn’t just follow Moscow’s direction.

As Brian Latell , a former U.S. intelligence expert on Latin America, has shown, Castro’s intelligence service was often far more aggressive than the Soviet Union in supporting communist revolutionary movements in developing countries. Indeed, at times, the KGB had to try to rein in Cuban “adventurism .”

One of Cuba’s greatest known espionage feats was recruiting and running a high-flying officer at the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency , Ana Montes , who spied for Cuba for 17 years before she was detected and convicted. To the best of my knowledge, there is no publicly avilable U.S. damage assessment of her espionage, but one senior CIA officer told me it was “breathtaking.”

Cuban intelligence recruited Montes while she was a university student and encouraged her to join the Defense Intelligence Agency. There, using a short-wave radio to pass coded messages and encrypted files to handlers, Montes betrayed a massive haul of U.S. secrets, including identities of U.S. intelligence officers and descriptions of U.S. eavesdropping facilities directed against Cuba.

Cuban and Russian intelligence agencies maintained their ties after the Cold War ended and the Soviet Union collapsed. That relationship has only strengthened since Vladimir Putin, an old KGB hand, took power in the Kremlin in 1999.

Putin’s government reopened a massive old Soviet signals intelligence facility in Cuba , near Havana . This facility had been the Soviet Union’s largest foreign signals intelligence station in the world, with aerials and antennae pointed at Florida shores just 100 miles away.

Soviet records reveal that Moscow obtained valuable information from U.S. military bases in Florida . Russia may well still be trying to try to eavesdrop on U.S. targets today from Cuba, although the U.S. government is doubtless alert to such efforts and is likely undertaking countermeasures.

Cuban intelligence today is also collaborating with China, which reportedly plans to open its own eavesdropping station in Cuba . Beijing has significant influence over Cuba as its largest creditor and, following in Soviet footsteps, views the island as a valuable intelligence collection base and a “bridgehead” — the KGB’s old code name for Cuba — for influence in Latin America.

If Rocha is proved guilty, how would he rank historically among other spies?

It remains to be seen what damage Rocha may have done while allegedly working as a Cuban spy. His tenure in the U.S. government, however, would place him right up there with the most successful, and thus damaging, spies in modern history.

The longest-running Soviet foreign intelligence agent in Britain, Melita Norwood, spied for the KGB for four decades . When she was exposed in 1999, the unrepentant 87-year-old great-grandmother was quickly dubbed “the great granny spy” in the British tabloid press.

In the United States, the highest Soviet penetration of the executive branch was probably Lauchlin Currie , who was President Franklin Roosevelt’s White House assistant during World War II. Records obtained after the Soviet Union’s collapse reveal that Currie acted as a Soviet agent .

The greatest damage to U.S. national security, however, was done in the 1980s and 1990s by Aldrich Ames at the CIA and Robert Hanssen at the FBI . Each man betrayed a wealth of secrets, including U.S. intelligence operations. The information that Ames stole for the Soviets led to the arrest and execution of Soviet agents working for U.S. intelligence behind the Iron Curtain.

In due course, we will find out whether Rocha occupies a place of similar ignominy in U.S. history.

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United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken, left, and Moldova's President Maia Sandu, right, arrive to give a joint press conference at the Moldovan Presidency in Chisinau, Moldova, Wednesday, May 29, 2024. (AP Photo/Vadim Ghirda, Pool)

CHISINAU – U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday pledged $135 million in aid to Moldova for energy security and to counter Russian disinformation as the Western-leaning nation struggles to blunt Moscow’s push for influence that has been buoyed by recent successes in its war in neighboring Ukraine.

Blinken opened a short visit to Eastern Europe with a stop in Chisinau, Moldova's capital, where he announced the assistance at a news conference with President Maia Sandu. America's top diplomat said $85 million would go to bolster energy infrastructure and $50 million was aimed at overhauling the energy and farming industries and deterring disinformation.

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“That in turn will bolster the ability of Moldovans to resist Russian interference, to hold free and fair elections, to continue down the path to the European Union and Western integration, to create more economic opportunity,” Blinken said. “One of the other things that’s so important is sharing information about disinformation and misinformation, which is one of the most potent hybrid tools that Russia uses — and that’s something that we are doing.”

He planned to travel to the Czech Republic later.

Before Wednesday, the U.S. had provided Moldova with $774 million in financial aid since the Ukraine war began in February 2022. Some $300 million of that was earmarked for energy security.

Moldova, with about 2.5 million people, used to be entirely dependent on Russia for its natural gas supplies. It faced an acute energy crisis after Moscow dramatically reduced supplies in the winter of 2022. Moldova's energy woes worsened that year after it suffered temporary blackouts because its Soviet-era energy systems remained connected with Ukraine's, which were being hit hard by Russia's military.

Meantime, Transnistria, a Moscow-backed, disputed territory of Moldova with a key power plant and where Russia bases about 1,500 troops as peacekeepers, cut electricity to other parts of Moldova. Moldovan officials responded by pushing to reduce dependence on Russian energy.

On Wednesday, Sandu thanked the U.S. for its financial support, which she said has helped Moldova broaden its energy sources and bolster its economy. “We managed to strengthen our energy security from a total dependence on the Russian power resources,” she said. “Today, we source natural gas from several sources including the ones of the United States.”

“Thanks to the financial American assistance of $80 million, in the past winter we managed to compensate the energy bills of our citizens,” she added.

Blinken’s trip, organized around a NATO foreign ministers meeting in Prague, the Czech capital, comes amid concerns that Moldova and Georgia, another former Soviet republic, are facing renewed threats from Russia.

Blinken visited Ukraine two weeks ago to reassure Kyiv of Washington’s support in the face of increased Russian attacks in its north.

There are also signs Russia may be considering new actions in Moldova, and is behind anti-Western moves in Georgia that the U.S. believes run counter to Moldovan and Georgian aspirations to join the European Union.

Both countries have candidate status to eventually join the 27-nation EU bloc.

“There’s not a direct military threat that we see at this time, but there’s ongoing Russian influence operations, and that is of concern,” the top U.S. diplomat for Europe, James O'Brien, said last week.

Moldova has repeatedly accused Russia of conducting a “hybrid war” against the country, meddling in local elections and running vast disinformation campaigns to try to topple the government and derail its path toward joining the EU.

“Russia is trying to undermine Moldova, undermine its democratic institutions, undermining its ability to make decisions about its own future using a whole variety of hybrid means,” Blinken said. “I think Moldova has done a remarkable job in countering many of those attacks.”

Russia has denied the accusations, but the Moldovan government is wary of Moscow’s intentions, particularly after Transnistrian authorities appealed to Moscow in February for “protection” due to what they said was increased pressure from Chisinau.

In Georgia, those fears intensified on Tuesday when the country's parliament overrode a presidential veto of a “foreign agents” bill that has prompted weeks of massive protests by critics who say it will restrict media freedom and obstruct Georgia’s chances of joining the European Union.

The bill that was approved by the parliament earlier this month requires media, nongovernmental organizations and other nonprofit groups to register as “pursuing the interests of a foreign power” if they receive more than 20% of their funding from abroad.

The legislature, controlled by the ruling Georgian Dream party, dismissed the veto of President Salome Zourabichvili, an independent. The president now has five days to endorse the bill. If she doesn’t do so, the parliament speaker will sign it into law.

Zourabichvili, who is increasingly at odds with the governing party, vetoed the bill on May 18. She has accused the governing party of jeopardizing the country’s future and “hindering the path toward becoming a full member of the free and democratic world.”

Blinken last week announced that the U.S. would impose travel bans on Georgian officials “who are responsible for or complicit in undermining democracy in Georgia, as well as their family members."

Blinken’s announcement did not identify anyone who has already been targeted, but it said the U.S. would also undertake a comprehensive review of U.S.-Georgia cooperation.

“It remains our hope that Georgia’s leaders will reconsider the draft law and take steps to move forward with their nation’s democratic and Euro-Atlantic aspirations,” he said. “As we review the relationship between our two countries, we will take into account Georgia’s actions in deciding our own.”

The situations in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine will all be on the agenda at the NATO ministerial meeting in Prague on Thursday and Friday that will be the alliance’s last major diplomatic get-together before leaders meet at a summit to celebrate NATO’s 80th anniversary in Washington in July.

Lee reported from Prague. Associated Press writer Stephen McGrath contributed from Sighisoara, Romania.

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McGregor has garnered five Emmy nominations throughout his career across multiple categories. Along with his lead actor (limited) win in 2021 for “Halston,” he’s been nominated in the same category for the anthology “Fargo” in 2017, in addition to guest drama actor for “ER,” narrator for “Highlands: Scotland’s Wild Heart” and as an executive producer last year for “Obi-Wan Kenobi.”

Speaking to Variety about his prolific career in Hollywood , McGregor said, “I love making movies. I always dreamed of being a movie star. Then I was in movies. Every time I would sit there at the premiere, I couldn’t believe I was up there [on screen]. I still have that, I guess, but I don’t know what it means exactly.”

Winstead, who’s married to McGregor, also spoke candidly regarding the long search for a project for them to work on together after FX’s anthology crime series “Fargo” in 2018, saying, “I really didn’t expect it to be as great of a role as it ended up being. I just felt so lucky.”

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