A new Honduran migrant caravan leaves for the US
Thousands of Hondurans, every year, set off for the US on a perilous journey in order to escape violence, poverty and lack of opportunities and in search of better livelihoods
Mexico assumes presidency of CELAC and revives the mechanism of regional integration
Mexico has committed to strengthening the organization for the development of the region
Coup regime in Bolivia incites diplomatic conflict with Mexico and Spain
The de-facto government declared the Mexican ambassador to Bolivia and two Spanish diplomats as “persona non grata” and asked them to leave the country
Day 2 of the civic-military coup in Bolivia
Evo Morales was forced to resign amid escalating violence and on Monday night he left the country for Mexico where he was given political asylum
Workers’ epic strike has GM reeling
Nearly 50,000 General Motors’ employees have been on strike since over a month now, demanding their rights as workers.
As workers’ strike enters fifth week, will General Motors yield?
The strike by over 48,000 employees led by the United Auto Workers entered its 28th day on October 13. While the company has made offers regarding pay hikes and permanent jobs, the closure of four plants remains a sticking point
Trump announces ‘millions’ to be processed and deported by the ICE
The announcement also indicated a plan to form buffer states in the region by signing deals with Mexico and Guatemala
Chavistas flood the streets of Caracas against imperialist interventions
Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro addressed the multitude, denounced Chile and Colombia as the culprits of the new attacks against the country’s electric system, and reiterated his will to negotiate to ensure peace
Participants of International Peoples’ Assembly face repression, intimidation
Several participants of the Assembly faced acts of intimidation and repression by migratory officials during their trips to and from Venezuela. A journalist was deported on the way to country from Panama
Massive mobilizations against femicides across Latin America and Caribbean
According to data collected by observatories on gender and feminist movements of the region, about 282 femicides happened in Latin America and the Caribbean in January alone
- In 2020, already 50 social leaders assassinated in Colombia
- Ashraf Ghani is declared winner of Afghanistan’s presidential polls but crisis continues
- Number of daily new Novel Coronavirus cases falls below 2000
- Tens of thousands of Greek workers protest privatization of social security
- 8-year-old Palestinian boy who was shot by Israeli forces is in a critical condition
