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Solidarity Initiatives are the Current Alternative for Brazil’s Hungry

By  Daniel Giovanaz and Pedro Stropasolas on August 19, 2021

Jaqueline Félix and her son. photo: Pedro Stropasolas

The abandonment of policies to combat poverty has put Brazil on the path back to the United Nations Hunger Map. While the UN has officially not included the country in the map, Brazil is already performing poorly in several food security indices. (more…)

Bolivia: Attorney General’s Office Requests 30 Years in Prison for Jeanine Añez for Genocide

August 21, 2021

Senkata and Sacaba, “it’s not revenge, it’s justice” photo: @LuchoxBolivia

BOLIVIAN INFORMATION AGENCY (ABI). – In response to a complaint from the victims of the Senkata and Sacaba massacres, the State Attorney General’s Office accused Jeanine Añez Chávez for the crime of genocide, which has a prison sentence of up to 30 years, (more…)

Peru: Héctor Béjar’s Resignation, “The President and the Government Put Themselves Hostage to the Military”

By Carlos Aznárez on August 19, 2021.

Héctor Béjar

The government of Pedro Castillo has suffered its first defeat, by yielding to the pressures of the right-wing coup and the most reactionary sectors of the Armed Forces. The imposition of the resignation of Foreign Minister Héctor Béjar is, without a doubt, an enormous show of weakness and will have consequences in the future. (more…)

Cuba’s New Operation Truth

By Alejandra Garcia on August 19, 2021 from Havana

art: Maisel Lopez

On January 22, 1959, three weeks after the triumph of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro summoned journalists from throughout the world to thwart a US campaign against the island related to the trials of dictator Fulgencio Batista’s henchmen. (more…)

Nicaragua – The Guardian’s Tom Phillips Dog Day Untruths

By Stephen Sefton, on August 18, 2021

No one need look further to explain US and allied foreign policy failures of recent years than the endless corresponding reporting failures of their governments and their media. They deliberately omit fundamental facts, systematically exclude inconvenient witness testimony, never give adequate context and seldom seriously question official data. (more…)

Regime Change, Lies and Video Films

By Rosa Miriam Elizalde on August 19, 2021

graphic: Cubadebate

Twenty years of lies from Washington, but only 10 days were enough for the Taliban to take control of Afghanistan. Joe Biden has finished it off by stringing together a pathetic excuse, again a lie: “Our mission in Afghanistan was not to build a nation, not to create a united democracy. Our only national interest in Afghanistan has been and continues to be to prevent a terrorist attack on the United States.” (more…)

Peru: Our Solidarity with Hector Bejar Rivera

August 18, 2021

The Network of Intellectuals and Artists in Defense of Humanity expresses its solidarity with the former Peruvian Foreign Minister, Dr. Héctor Béjar Rivera, who has recently been the victim of a ferocious attack by the most retrograde forces in Peru that have not yet assimilated the electoral defeat and the first actions of the government presided over by Professor Pedro Castillo. (more…)

Argentina: Fracking Kills Water and Land

By Carlos Aznarez on August 17, 2021

Fracking = Murder, photo: Mapuche Federation of Neuquén

In recent days, fracking in the province of Neuquén has once again become a topic of discussion. Community members of the Mapuche people together with social organizations have carried out roadblocks and blockades, warning about the lack of water and its contamination. (more…)

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