By Marco Teruggi on July 1, 2020
The International Court of Justice in the Hague has begun the debate to decide whether it has jurisdiction to deal with the request of Guyana with respect to the territory known as Esequibo, which is (more…)
By Roger Stoll on July 2, 2020
The European Union now excludes travelers from the COVID-ridden U.S. but welcomes those from the virtually (more…)
By Carlos Aznárez on July 1, 2020
He is a Nobel Peace Prize winner and a great fighter for human rights, but also a lucid and courageous thinker. Something (more…)
By Abel Prieto on June 30, 2020
Christopher Columbus biting the dust
The protests that erupted in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, in the U.S. and other countries, have made visible a (more…)
By Resumen Latinoamericano on June 29, 2020
With more than 88,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19, Colombia has now passed China in number of infected people and (more…)
By Ernesto Reyes on Jun 30, 2020
Bolivia’s de facto president, Jeanine Añez, is losing more and more of her mask obscuring democracy that, with the (more…)
Dear Julian Assange,
We send you a big hug to fill you with strength to come out unscathed from the fierce international, judicial and (more…)
By David Bacon on June 29, 2020
Photo: David Bacon
There have been over 800 strikes in the US since the COVID-19 crisis began, according to Payday Report, with many (more…)