Peruvian legislators present impeachment motion against de facto President Dina Boluarte
The vacancy motion was presented due to the deaths of dozens of demonstrators in repression by security forces during the protests that have been taking place since last December
Former US President Trump incited a right-wing insurrection. But that’s not why he’s being indicted
A Manhattan grand jury has indicted Trump in connection to hush money that he allegedly paid to cover up an affair. This does not even scratch the surface of his many crimes
Former Starbucks head in the hot seat
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz testified in front of the US Senate as the company faces huge criticism for union-busting tactics. So far, 293 Starbucks stores across 37 states are unionized
Peru announces definitive withdrawal of ambassador from Colombia
The decision came days after Colombian President Gustavo Petro lamented former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo’s absence at the Ibero-American Summit
Conservatives in the US want the Cuban people to overthrow their own government—or else
Republican politicians want to keep Cuba on the State Sponsors of Terrorism list unless Cubans “transition away from the Castro regime”
Tragedy in Ciudad Juárez highlights dangers faced by migrants
The tragic event shines a light on the multitude of dangers facing the hundreds of thousands of migrants who set off on perilous journeys to the US each year in the hope of a better life
75.92% turnout in Cuba’s legislative elections
The newly elected members of the National Assembly will assume office on April 19, and the same day, will elect the new President and Vice President of Cuba
Education workers in Los Angeles just won a resounding victory
LAUSD workers secured increases on their poverty wages after a historic 65,000-strong strike last week