“Jorge Glas is in poor health and is at risk of suicide,” says Andrés Arauz
Vice President under Rafael Correa, Glas was kidnapped from the Mexican embassy by the Noboa government
Milei’s hallucination: Iranian troops in Bolivia and Hezbollah in Chile
Argentine Minister of Security made statements accusing Bolivia and Chile of hosting Iranian soldiers and members of Hezbollah, in a clear escalation against its neighbors
La Cumbre de los Pueblos en Bruselas pide que se respete la democracia y la autodeterminación
Más de 1.000 personas participaron en la Cumbre de los Pueblos que reunió a los pueblos de América Latina y el Caribe y de Europa
South America is back, and Venezuela is helping lead the way
The recent summit of South American presidents in Brasilia, convened by President Lula Da Silva, was a practical reflection of the political-electoral shift towards the progressive camp in the region. Venezuela has been a key player in this process
Colombia rejoins UNASUR
The government of Colombian President Gustavo Petro decided to rejoin the regional integration organization UNASUR hours after Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva emphasized on the importance of revitalizing the group
Argentina and Brazil rejoin UNASUR
UNASUR was founded in May 2008, with the objective to build regional integration in the cultural, economic, social and political areas while respecting the diversity of each of the member nations
João Pedro Stedile: “Lula’s victory is a political and social victory not just electoral”
In part one of this two-part interview, Stedile discussed the major challenges facing the incoming Lula government, the Bolsonarista blockades, and Lula’s priorities for foreign relations.
India has a key role to play in a possible new world order
For India and other countries in the Global South, this moment offers challenges and provides glimpses of a possibility of a new world
Why Latin America needs a new world order
Latin America does not want a new cold war. The region has already suffered from decades of military rule and austerity. Latin America wants peace.
- Edmundo González has left Venezuela.
- 300,000 march against Macron’s appointment of conservative prime minister
- Right-wing fear mongering over gangs in Colorado obscures larger issue of landlord neglect
- Macron faces protest over appointment of right-wing PM
- Cry of the Excluded marks 30 years defending “true independence” in Brazil
