Peruvian Prime Minister Aníbal Torres resigns
Torres resigned from his position on August 3 citing personal reasons. During his tenure, Torres assumed a strong position in defense of the Pedro Castillo government in the face of countless attacks from the right-wing opposition sectors
Peruvian President in eye of another political storm
The Prosecutor’s office has opened a new investigation against President Pedro Castillo. At the same time, the far-right opposition has announced the presentation of a bill seeking reduction of votes necessary for presidential vacancy
Once again, right wing fails to impeach Peruvian President Pedro Castillo
The vacancy motion presented by the opposition party Popular Renewal against leftist President Pedro Castillo failed to gain the votes necessary to oust him
Peruvian President Pedro Castillo rejects latest attacks from opposition
The opposition-controlled Peruvian Congress approved the admission of a vacancy motion against leftist president Pedro Castillo, accusing him of alleged corruption
- Cuba solidarity activists declare “sanctions fuel the fire!”
- Panamanian unions call for mobilizations against government’s failure to fulfill agreements
- Filipino activist and former vice-presidential candidate Walden Bello released on bail
- Colombian government announces official resumption of peace talks with ELN
- Italian court orders release of Piacenza trade unionists from house arrest
