By Alejandra Garcia on April 8, 2021
Bolivarian militia, photo: Bill Hackwell
For the last two weeks, Colombia’s drug trafficking and paramilitary groups have been engaging in border incursions into Venezuela. The rising (more…)
By Itzamná Ollantay on April 8, 2021
Pedro Castillo
This Sunday, April 11, more than 25 million Peruvians are eligible to elect at the polls the new President of the Republic and two vice presidents of (more…)
By Giorgio Trucchi on April 7, 2021
COPINH press conference at beginning of trial. Photo: Giorgio Trucchi
On Tuesday, 61 months after the crime, Roberto David Castillo Mejía has appeared in court, accused of being a mastermind of the (more…)
By Marco Teruggi on April 7, 2021
Illustration: Ezequiel Garcia
Sunday will define who will be the new president of Ecuador and polls predict a close runoff. The candidates in dispute are oil and water: on one side the country’s biggest banker, (more…)
By Roger Stoll on April 8, 2021
Republican strategist Karl Rove often advised his clients to attack not the enemy’s weaknesses but its strengths. The bipartisan US foreign policy disinformation machine has taken Rove’s advice with tedious devotion. So, to attack Nicaragua, (more…)
By Fernando Buen Abad on April 5, 2021
Photo: Bill Hackwell
It’s not the same the “Right” in people who have never experienced Social Justice. In each territory, it is the objective conditions that determine the (more…)
April 5, 2021
The Network of Intellectuals, Artists and Social Movements in Defense of Humanity, in view of the confrontations that began on March (more…)
By Pasqualina Curcio on April 5, 2021
US protest against the blockade of Cuba. Photo: Bill Hackwell
At least twenty countries are formally victims of US “sanctions”. Since 1992, in the United Nations General Assembly, all countries except the US and Israel have voted (more…)