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Venezuela: Democracy versus Blockade

By Ángel Guerra Cabrera on September 17, 2020

Photo: Bill Hackwell

On December 6 there will be elections in Venezuela to elect all the deputies to the National Assembly (NA), an event of (more…)

Venezuela: The 2016-2020 National Assembly – Part of the Plan

By Pasqualina Curcio on Sep 14, 2020

Photo: Tenemos Noticias

It’s hard to decide which of all the actions of the Venezuelan opposition representatives was the most shameful.  (more…)

Solidarity and Cooperation in Two Ways

By Jorge Legañoa Alonso on September 10, 2020

Since COVID-19 made headlines earlier this year and became a pandemic, two words have been repeated, again and (more…)

Bolivia: Rupture or Consolidation of the Coup?

By Katu Arkonada on September 14, 2020

MAS VP candidate, David Choquehuanca, campaigning in El Alto. Photo: Alexis Demarco/APG Noticias

The polarization between MAS and the coup plotters is sharpening, while Carlos Mesa is trying to keep a low profile that (more…)

An Immense Unconnected Group of Islands

By Fernando Buen Abad on September 11, 2020

We are an immense cluster of unconnected communication initiatives. So much damage has been done by individualism, sectarianism and isolationism… (more…)

Colombia: Outrage and Misgovernment

By Pedro Santana Rodríguez on September 11, 2020

In Colombia, September 9 has now been designated as the day of human rights in homage to San Pedro Claver, a Jesuit (more…)

Venezuela: Revolutionary Unity and Loyalty!

By Adan Chavez Frias on September 11, 2020

The month of September arrives and the Venezuelan people continue to get ready for the electoral process at the end (more…)

Neoliberal Democracy

By Ángel Guerra Cabrera September 9, 2020

The ruling banning Evo Morales from being a candidate for senator and the sentence of 8 years and a lifetime ban (more…)

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