By Resumen Latinoamericano on November 13, 2019
On Tuesday Chile experienced one of the most complex days since the beginning of the social outburst that began almost a month ago. (more…)
By Marco Teruggi, from La Paz on November 14, 2019
Photo: Henry Romero
“Welcome to a dictatorship,” said a woman while trying to escape tear gas bombs, motorcycles, trucks with young people under arrest, and military armored vehicles. (more…)
By Katu Arkonada on November 13, 2019
How could the political process in a country that ensured so much equality in Latin America and the Caribbean collapse? (more…)
November 13, 2019
The president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, set aside his presidential investiture to avoid bloodshed, after the police and military forces “suggested” he resign amid death (more…)
By Marc Vandepitte on November 12, 2019
On Sunday 10 November, there was a coup d’état in Bolivia. The army forced the newly elected President Evo Morales to resign. (more…)
By Eric Nepomuceno on November 11, 2019
What we were expecting has been confirmed; Brazil’s former president Luis Inacio Lula da Silva is free again and in the streets, the extreme right-winger Jair Bolsonaro (more…)
November 11, 2019
Optimism and distrust prevailed in Chile last Monday as the Sebastian Piñera Administration informed the people they would begin a process to change the (more…)
By Abel Prieto Jiménez on November 11, 2019
Aymara leader Túpac Katari formed an army of about forty thousand men to confront the colonialist forces of Spain and came to encircle the city of La Paz Bolivia in 1781. (more…)