Ecuador’s Galapagos Islands now open to US military
The decision is part of a process that seeks the reestablishment of US military bases in Ecuadorian territory. Several voices have severely criticized the decision as a violation of Ecuador’s sovereignty.
Massacre of elderly in Haiti shakes the nation
The brutal, religiously motivated massacre has been widely condemned as Haitians intensify calls for a return to democratic order and peace.
20 years of ALBA-TCP
ALBA-TCP was founded in 2004 in an attempt to counter the US proposal of creating a “free trade zone of the Americas”
One year of Milei: hunger and resistance
At one year of Milei’s presidency, we take stock of his economic policies, the impact on the working class, and perspectives for the future.
Yamandú Orsi: the history teacher and Uruguay’s next president
Who is the next president of Uruguay Yamandú Orsi and how did he defeat the ruling right-wing party in the recent presidential election?
Venezuela passes a law targeting those who support sanctions on Venezuela
Following a series of sanctions against officials and sectors of the national economy, the Venezuelan parliament enacted a law seeking to stop internal actions promoting international sanctions.
Claudia Sheinbaum stands up to Donald Trump, calls for respect of migrants’ human rights
The Mexican President told the press that it is not true that she informed the US President-elect that she would close the border between both countries, contradicting statements from Trump about their conversation.
Guatemalan justice suspends the party of President Arévalo
In a case that many have described as political persecution and an attempt at destabilization, the Semilla party filed a writ of amparo and hoped to reverse the decision of the Prosecutor’s Office, a fierce opponent of Arévalo’s progressive government.