US imperialism in Latin America
On March 3, Ecuadorian and U.S. military forces launched operations against Designated Terrorist Organizations in Ecuador. The United States announces the start of military operations in Ecuador

The Noboa administration claims that these are joint military operations against “drug trafficking and illegal mining.”

Javier Milei with chainsaw Labor rights in dispute: neoliberalism vs progressive reform in Latin America

The state of labor rights in Latin America and the Caribbean is in flux. While some countries are seeing significant advances, others are suffering major setbacks.

Yvan Gil speaking at UNHRC (1) At the UN, Venezuelan FM denounces “systematic campaign” against the country and demands the release of Maduro and First Lady

Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil called for an end to unilateral coercive measures in his address at the UN in Geneva

Shipment of humanitarian aid leavez Mexico for Cuba Mexico sends shipment of humanitarian aid to Cuba

Hundreds of tons of food were sent from the port of Veracruz to the island as the island faces one of its most critical challenges. Mexico also promised to send hundreds of tons of food in the coming weeks.

Pete Hegseth con Donald Trump El imperio al descubierto: el terror estadounidense en Venezuela

Tras la operación militar ilegal de Estados Unidos contra Venezuela, Estados Unidos se enfrenta a una crisis de legitimidad, incluso entre sus propios aliados.

Cuban leader Fidel Castro and Venezuelan leader Hugo Chávez Cooperation between Cuba and Venezuela: a war target for the US

This alliance is not a recent or improvised development; it has deep roots, and its destruction has become a primary strategic objective for the United States.

Caracas, Venezuela mobilization The empire strikes Caracas: a new age of US colonial violence

Sinn Féin MP Chris Hazzard argues that Caracas is the first move in a larger strategic gambit to secure US control of the hemisphere and tilt the global balance of power toward Washington

Venezuelan soldiers stand over coffins of those killed in US attack 100 dead and 100 wounded after US attack, says Caracas

The Venezuelan government has updated the death toll from the January 3 US attack. Meanwhile, several media outlets report that at least seven US soldiers were wounded.

Venezuela solidarity protest Jakarta Hands off Venezuela! Solidarity spreads in Australia and Southeast Asia

The response to US attacks shows support for the Bolivarian Revolution remains among progressive movements in the region.

Leadership of the Venezuelan government Delcy Rodríguez swears to uphold sovereignty of the nation as acting president of Venezuela

Rodríguez promised to respect the constitution and uphold national sovereignty following the US attack on Venezuela, which left more than 80 people dead and resulted in the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife.

Havana Cuba rally for Venezuela Death toll from US attack on Venezuela approaches 80

Although the exact death toll is still unknown, it is known that among those killed were Venezuelan and Cuban soldiers, as well as Venezuelan and Colombian civilians.