New faces, old rivalries: Bolivia’s upcoming presidential elections
After a political dispute between former president Evo Morales and current president Luis Arce and a series of economic challenges, the country is preparing to decide its political future. The right-wing is also divided after failing to reach a minimum agreement.
Latin American leaders condemn assassination attempt against former Bolivian president Evo Morales
The car which the former president was traveling in was hit with over a dozen bullets in suspicious circumstances
How the Bolivian people defeated the coup
The analyst and politician spoke to TeleSur about what happened on Wednesday in La Paz and what was behind the foiled attempt to subvert democracy
The Bolivian people defeated another coup
People responded en masse after military forces had mobilized to the center of La Paz and surrounded the Palace of the Government
Coordinated media attacks on Mexican president AMLO?
The Mexican president was the subject of a series of articles which all seemed to have the objective of linking him with illegal drug trafficking groups but without any proof
Bolivia severs ties with Israel over crimes against humanity
Bolivia becomes first Latin American country to cut ties with Israel since October 7
Bolivia’s ruling party confirms Evo Morales’ candidacy and Luis Arce’s ouster
The growing divisions between Luis Arce and Evo Morales came to ahead in the party’s congress held this week
Evo Morales: “If lithium were in the hands of the states, we would be a world power”
The pre-candidate for president of Unión por la Patria, Juan Grabois, and the former president of Bolivia call for the nationalization of natural resource
Far-right Bolivian leader Luís Fernando Camacho gets three months of preventive detention
Camacho, who has been in preventive detention since December 2022 under various cases, now stands accused of the crimes of breach of duty for alleged irregularities in the purchase of a fire truck
Chile rallies behind Peru’s coup government
Evo Morales harshly criticized the move by the Boric government which occurred just after Peruvian congress approved the entry of hundreds of US troops for training activities
Daily Round-up | Sudan, Israel to sign formal peace treaty & other stories
In today’s episode, we bring you stories of developments in the normalization of ties between Sudan and Israel, the condemnation of war-mongering by the US, a summit between Spain and Morocco, and the resettlement of a Guantanamo Bay detainee
Progressive leaders chart new path for region at CELAC summit
The summit also marked the return of Brazil to CELAC after three years as well as of president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva who played an important role in the creation of the body.
- Anti-austerity march to oppose Labour government cuts
- Kurdish PKK group to disband, ending 40-year armed struggle with Türkiye
- Belgian activists confront reality of occupation during West Bank visit
- Scholar Badar Khan Suri is released following eight weeks of ICE detention
- Legal group reveals extent of anti-Palestinian repression across Germany
