By Maribel Acosta Damas on March 22, 2021
British MP Richard Burgon and British academic Helen Colley are among the 42 UK personalities — including 14 academics and 28 members of the British Parliament — who have made (more…)
By Pasqualina Curcio on March 22, 2021
As if the loneliness of isolation and the distress of new infections and the mourning for those who have transitioned to another phase of (more…)
By Alicia Jrapko on March 24, 2021

Mothers of Plaza de Mayo protest at the presidential palace demanding accountability for their sons and daughters. Photo: Bill Hackwell
Today marks the 45th anniversary of the bloody military coup in Argentina that killed tens of thousands, particularly young people. The coup was a response to people rising up demanding a better (more…)
By Hedelberto López Blanch on March 21, 2021
Carlos Alberto Almeida (Beto), one of Brazil’s most prominent journalists and political analysts, has been a member of the Telesur team since its foundation and has been a correspondent for this television station in the Latin American giant. (more…)
By John Perry on March 20, 2021
Nicaragua was one of the first countries in Latin America to give constitutional rights to its Indigenous peoples and its laws to protect their territories are justly (more…)
By Carolina Vásquez Araya on March 21, 2021
Deciding about one’s own health is an act of freedom and should be respected. The centers of political, economic, and media power are trying to convince us (more…)
By Walkiria Juanes Sánchez on March 20, 2021
“We are good for its own sake, and because deep inside we feel pleasure in doing something good, or in saying something useful, for others. That’s better than being a prince – being useful.” from the last page of La Edad de Oro (The Golden Age) –by José Martí (more…)
By Carmen Navas Reyes and Laura Franco on March 18, 2021
On February 20, the New York Times published an article titled “Venezuelan Women Lose Access to Contraception, and Control of Their Lives.” This article (more…)