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Chile: “The Secret is Not to Leave the Streets”

By Carlos Aznarez on October 31, 2020

Francisca “Pancha” Fernández

The victory of the Approval in Chile has provoked satisfaction and enthusiasm in wide sectors of the population but (more…)

“The Story of Electoral Fraud in Bolivia has been Debunked”

By Jorge Petinaud Martínez on October 30, 2020

Juan Ramón Quintana

There was a profound awakening in Bolivia yesterday with the re-emergence of Juan Ramón Quintana, former (more…)

How Venezuela Has Held Back COVID-19 in Spite of the US Sanctions Stranglehold on its Economy

By Vijay Prashad on October 29, 2020

María Lourdes Urbaneja Durant with Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez, in 2006

Not for one minute during this pandemic has the United States stopped trying to overthrow the (more…)

Regime Change with a Human (Rights) Face: Trudeau’s Venezuela Policy

Op- Ed by Jorge Arreaza, Venezuela’s Foreign Minister on October 27, 2020

Relations between Venezuela and Canada are currently at its worst moment.  Although previous Canadian (more…)

Venezuelan Opposition Parties Received Money Stolen from Citgo for Terrorist Acts

By Larry Márquez on October 29, 2020

At least four opposition parties and a fifth of regional character, received money stolen from Venezuela’s oil (more…)

Time for the New Chilean Left

By Emir Sader on October 26 2020

Photo: Picture-Alliance, Agencia Uno

Once the coup in 1973 was finalized, the opposition parties that had collaborated with the coup went to Pinochet, (more…)

Ending Regime Change—in Bolivia and the World

By Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J. S. Davies on October 28, 2020

Less than a year after the United States and the U.S.-backed Organization of American States (OAS) supported a (more…)

Latin America: Human Rights, Terrorism and Organized Crime

By Stephen Sefton on October 27, 2020

An outstanding characteristic of the Western human rights industry has long been the way it politicizes its production (more…)

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