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Historic Pact Emerges while Uribism Declines in Colombia

By Orlando Oramas León on March 14,  2022

Gustavo Petro, photo: EFE

The Historic Pact, which gathers a good part of the Colombian left wing, emerged Sunday as the most voted political force in the legislative elections in the South American country, where Uribism was relegated to fifth place as a result of the social dissatisfaction with its government policies. (more…)

Chile Turns to the Left: The Daunting Challenges Ahead

By Alejandra Garcia on March 13, 2022

photo: agencia uno

Leftist Gabriel Boric became Chile’s president-elect this week, the man who will run the politics of one of the continent’s largest economies. The youngest president in Chile’s history represents the millions of people who took to the streets in late 2019 against the neoliberal policies of outgoing Sebastian Piñera. (more…)

Latin America is Rejecting U.S. Assistance

March 13, 2022

General Laura J. Richardson

Latin America and the Caribbean is partnering with China on multi-billion dollar development projects and at the same time turning down assistance offered by the United States. (more…)

How Does the Helms-Burton Act Affect Cuba?

By Elier Ramirez on March 12, 2022

Unity-Firmness, photo: Bill Hackwell

The ability of the Cuban people to overcome the longest economic, financial and commercial siege in history is proof of the firmness and perseverance to fight against a legal instrument that provides for pressure actions harmful to the sovereignty of Cuba and third countries. (more…)

In War Everyone Loses, There Are No Just Wars

By Adolfo Pérez Esquivel on March 11, 2022

Iraq has never recovered from the US wars, occupation and sanctions. photo: Bill Hackwell

It is necessary to make a calm analysis of those responsible for the war between Ukraine and Russia and the silence and refusal to find a diplomatic solution to avoid war on the part of the US and the EU. (more…)

Weekend Meeting between Venezuela and the US: What’s Behind the Scenes?

By Gustavo A Maranges on March 10, 2022

illustration: Greg Groesch/Washington Times

On Monday, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced to the world a meeting held over the weekend with a small negotiating team sent by the White House According to official sources from both countries, the main topics of the mini-summit were energy and prisoners. It is the first high-level exchange in 20 years (more…)

‘Sorrow and Disappointment’ in Colombia after Caracas-Washington Meeting

By José Manuel Blanco Díaz on March 9, 2022

Francisco “Pacho” Santos

It never ceases to amaze how the closer a puppet government gets to the empire the more offended they are when a new playbook appears. They always over rate their importance and lose sight of the well known quote from Henry Kissinger, “The US has no permanent friends or enemies only interests” -edit (more…)

U.S. Interference in Mexico

By Katu Arkonada on March 8, 2021

Andrés Manuel López Obrador. Photo: Roberto García / La Jornada.

During the last few months, Andrés Manuel López Obrador has been criticizing the United States for interfering in the internal affairs of the country, due to the financing it grants to several “civil society” groups, but with an active participation in the political and media battering against López Obrador’s government. (more…)

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