Venezuela: Oil and the electoral tallies
Atilio Boron reflects on the double standard applied to Venezuela by countries in the region, and what is behind Washington’s push to divide the region and destabilize Venezuela
Venezuela: Maduro warns of ExxonMobil interference ahead of “historic” Essequibo vote
The Venezuelan president rejected 150 years of “abuses by the British empire, now by ExxonMobil and the US Southern Command” concerning the territorial dispute.
By trying to sanction the whole world, Washington backs itself into a corner
As the US loses Russia as a key supplier of oil, poor relations with energy giant Venezuela have a strong chance of backfiring
Afghanistan’s impoverished people live mid enormous riches
The Taliban government faces an unprecedented situation of economic collapse as it graples with decades of corruption and being shut off international aid
Indigenous communities occupy Bonafont bottling plant in Mexico and other stories
Today we look at the struggle against water extraction and pollution by Bonafont in Mexico, anti-government protests in Thailand, and more
Brazil’s natural resources are targets for a capitalism in crisis, says MST leader
In the opening of seminar that debates agrarian and environmental issues, Stedile analyses global economic landscape
- Israeli massacres, settler violence surge in Gaza and West Bank
- Israel continues to target Palestinian and foreign journalists
- Argentine Chamber of Deputies ratifies Milei’s veto of university funding law
- Israel commits new massacre in Damascus, continues attacks on Lebanon and Gaza
- Undercover Israeli forces kill four Palestinians in Nablus
