By Arnold August on July 16, 2019
Many Canadian companies are seeking legal action after their projects were nationalized
Since the attempted U.S. coup against Venezuela on January 23, backed by the Lima Group of which the Justin Trudeau government is an active member, (more…)
By Angel Guerra Cabrera on July 17, 2019
Michelle Bachelet’s report on human rights in Venezuela has all of the requirements to have an outstanding place in a universal encyclopedia of infamy. (more…)
July 16, 2019
Unrest prevails in Puerto Rico following long days of protests against Governor Ricardo Rosello, whose resignation is being demanded by the population. (more…)
July 14, 2019
Jorge Rodríguez
Showing the true character of the type of people Guaido has around him, after the coup failed his body guards decided at least they could make some money by (more…)
By Marcelo Colussi on July 13, 2019
Throughout the countries of this great geographic area of Latin America, even since its native aristocracies were born, the project of nation building was always weak. (more…)
By Roger D. Harris on July 12, 2019
Michelle Bachelet and President Nicolás Maduro
UN High Commissioner on Human Rights Michelle Bachelet’s report on Venezuela echoes the US government’s talking points, which are designed to terminate (more…)
By Alicia Jrapko and Bill Hackwell on July 14, 2019
Nearly 800 events took place this weekend across the United States organized by grassroots organizations including religious sectors, community groups, (more…)
By Elson Concepcion Perez on July 10, 2019
Social leaders murdered in Colombia this year.
This article exposes a reactionary side effect of the Bachelet untruthful and biased report against the Bolivarian government of Nicolas Maduro. (more…)