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Pedro Castillo Survives another Parliamentary Impeachment Attempt in Peru, But the Threat Has Not Passed

By Mariana Álvarez Orellana on December 9, 2021

Supporters of Castillo protest coup attempt

The last right-wing intention to impeach the Peruvian president, Pedro Castillo, was shipwrecked between the massive rejection in the streets and the decision of most of the parties to deny their support to the impeachment attempt, (more…)

Venezuela: A Lie Cannot Last Forever

By Gustavo A. Maranges on December 9, 2021 from Havana

A few days ago, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) approved the credentials of President Nicolas Maduro’s representatives to the international organization. Only 16 countries opposed the resolution, which means the lowest negative support since 2019. (more…)

Honduras: Bravo for Xiomara

By Ángel Guerra Cabrera on December 8, 2021

The resounding electoral victory of Xiomara Castro in the Honduran elections is a political feat and magnificent news. The standard bearer of the Libre Party and its allies did not merely defeat an ultra-liberal and surrenderist political party, it was much more than that. (more…)

Resumen Latinoamericano’s Editor Receives Journalism Award from Vietnam

December 6, 2021.

Argentine Ambassador to Vietnam, Luis Pablo Beltramino receives the award given to the director of Resumen Latinoamericano

Carlos Aznarez, director of Resumen Latinoamericano, has been awarded the VIII National Prize for Foreign Information in Vietnam. (more…)

Brazil: Lula da Silva, the Favorite

By Emir Sader on December 7, 2021

photo: Xinhua

The most important question in Brazil today is: will Lula da Silva  be the next president of Brazil? No one else swears by Bolsonaro’s reelection. But, even so, the path is not clear for Lula. (more…)

The Hell of Migrants

By José Blanco on December 7, 2021

photo: Bill Hackwell

The hell of migration today is extreme. Women and men, often with children, or children without parents, face the most brutal social, political, climatic, geographic and criminal obstacles, as they march along endless roads in jungles and plains, and soldiers await them on the way, (more…)

The Future Depends on Us Now

By Leonardo Boff on December 7, 2021

The COP26 in Glasgow was disappointing on the central point: the consensus about the mitigation of global warming because it still embraced the use of coal, although it is gradually being abolished as an energy source. (more…)

Touch of Silence Returns: Cuba Remembers its Fallen Combatants on Internationalist Missions

By Andy Jorge Blanco on December 7, 2021

Operation Tribute, photo: Liborio Noval

On every December 7, one hears again: “On choosing this date to give burial… fallen internationalist fighters… Cubans who gave their lives not only in defense of their homeland, but also of humanity”. (more…)

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