Nicolas Maduro condemns right-wing coup underway in Venezuela
According to Maduro, “We are not facing democratic opposition, we are facing a violent, fascist, and criminal counterrevolution”
Understand the US participation in the military coup of 1964 in Brazil—and what may still be revealed
The US interfered in Brazilian politics from the beginning of the decade, fearing the country could become socialist
Federal Police investigate Bolsonaro and allies for January 8 coup attempt
Investigations point out that digital groups were formed to spread misinformation about election fraud
One year since the coup in Peru
Following the coup against Pedro Castillo, the people of Peru took to the streets en masse to demand his restitution and the resignation of Boluarte
Peru’s lonely road on Boluarte’s shoulders: what’s next for the Pacific Alliance?
“The de facto president is only sustained by the support of the US. I dare say that Peru has never been so alone,” writes Maria Fe Celi Reyna
Continuing Chávez’s legacy means dismantling Monroe Doctrine politics
For every Monroe Doctrine intervention, there will be an April 13th rebellion for sovereignty and dignity.
Coup attempt in Brazil condemned by leaders from across the globe
The violent attacks against Brazilian public institutions by supporters of former far-right president Jair Bolsonaro have been widely condemned by political leaders and organizations from across the world
Bolsonaristas launch attacks on public infrastructure in Brasilia
Protesters set fire to cars, buses and wreaked havoc in the city center following the arrest of a Bolsonarista leader
From invading Iraq to Guaidó’s flop: the CV of coup-plotter John Bolton
In a recent interview with CNN, former US National Security Advisor John Bolton affirmed his role in coups abroad. The hardliner was an architect of the invasion of Iraq, and most recently, played a role in the attempted coup against Venezuelan President Maduro.
Brazilian representatives ask Bolsonaro to clarify his participation in Bolivian coup
Brazilian deputies requested access to records and files which may indicate collaboration between Bolsonaro and Añez at the time of the coup
