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Ecuador: Lasso No Longer Wants Massive Vote Recount

By Marco Teruggi on February 16, 2021

The right-wing candidate intimidated the electoral power to “proclaim the results of the first round”. On Friday he had (more…)

Guatemala: A Dead Country

By Ilka Oliva Corado on February 16, 2021

Photo: Bill Hackwell

We should have a minimum of shame, since we have no courage. A minimum of indignation that takes us out of the social networks that puts up (more…)

Venezuela: Damage to the People Caused by the US Blockade Denounced by UN

 February 13, 2021

The negative impact of the coercive and unilateral measures of the United States on the Venezuelan people has (more…)

US Smears Nicaragua as ‘Dictatorship’ for Forcing US-Funded, Coup-Plotting NGOs to Register as Foreign Agents

By Ben Norton on February 11, 2021

Photo: Jairo Cajina

Nicaragua’s elected leftist government passed a law requiring NGOs funded by outside governments to register (more…)

From the Sonic to the Cynical

By Francisco Arias Fernández on February 12, 2021

An interim report of the Operational Technology Division of the FBI, issued on June 4, 2017, and cited months (more…)

Argentinean President who Generated Hunger and Misery for Most Has Died

By Resumen Latinoamericano on February 14, 2021

Menem is dead, he leaves behind a monument to neoliberalism, frivolity and was responsible for the (more…)

Day Zero: How and Why Cuba Unified its Dual Currency System

By Helen Yaffe on February 10, 2021

The first of January 2021 was known as “Day Zero” in Cuba. After almost three decades of operating with a dual currency, (more…)

Pandemic Causes Poverty for 23 Million Women in Latin America and the Caribbean

February 10, 2021

Photo: Bill Hackwell

The pandemic caused a 10-year setback in the labor market in Latin America that impacted mainly on women by increasing their poverty and (more…)

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