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Trump in His Labyrinth: A Banana Empire

By Stella Calloni on November 10, 2020

Stella Calloni, photo: Bill Hackwell

The anticipated declaration by U.S. President Donald Trump announcing that he had won the most complex (more…)

A Decisive Election: The US and its Relations with Latin America

By Juan J. Paz-y-Miño Cepeda on November 9, 2020

The U.S. presidential elections have always aroused interest throughout the world.  A new government in this (more…)

Biden Won, Now What?

By Atilio A. Boron on November 9, 2020

Photo: Bill Hackwell

Democrats and Republicans are administrators of the empire, nothing more. But in their physical, personal, (more…)

What is Bolsonaro without Trump?

By Emir Sader on November 9, 2020

Bolsonaro was elected, in a fraudulent manner, because of the pressing needs of the Brazilian right-wing to prevent the (more…)

Bolivia: “With Memory and Determination We Will Put the Country Back On Top of the Great Homeland”

November 8, 2020

In the first speech by Luis Arce as president of Bolivia, the new president promised to rebuild the South (more…)

History does not Lie

By Franklin Ledezma Candanedo, on November 7, 2020

Photo: Jose Manuel Correa

No one in the great and universal homeland should create false expectations as a result of the long and (more…)

The End of the Charade?

By José Ernesto Nováez Guerrero on November 7, 2020

Berkeley California, Photo: Oscar Ruiz

Finally, today, an official winner has been declared in the U.S. elections. After four days of tense expectation, with vote (more…)

Bolivia: Power of the Common People and Future Tensions

By Katu Arkonada on November 7, 2020

The Movement toward Socialism – Political Instrument for the Sovereignty of all Peoples Party (MAS-IPSP) got (more…)

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