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Bolivia at the Gates of an Electoral and Political-Military Coup d’état

By Katu Arkonada on July 17, 2020

 

Once the coup d’état was consummated in November, a series of devices were put in place in Bolivia (more…)

Quarantine is not Synonymous with Lockdown

By Fernando Buen Abad Domínguez on July 15, 2020.

As far as international scientific research allows us to affirm, nobody chose the pandemic but what we have been able (more…)

Trump Takes Hostility toward Cuba to New Heights

By Francisco Arias Fernández on July 16, 2020

Cuba has denounced the terrorist attack on the country’s embassy in Washington. Photo: Minrex

Washington’s current foreign policy toward Cuba – featuring the vile imperial obsession of destroying the Revolution, (more…)

Bolsonaro: “I’m a Messiah, but I Don’t do Miracles”

By Pablo Jofré Leal on July 16, 2020

When arrogance prevails, when megalomania and haughtiness are the axis of discourse and action of political (more…)

Colombia: Simon Trinidad; One More Infamous Act by Uribe?

By Ignacio Coral on July 14, 2020

“To be a banker you must not have a soul,” said someone back in the 70’s of the last century – someone who ought to (more…)

A Conversation with Cuban President and the Returning Medical Brigades

By Arleen Rodríguez Derivet on July 13, 2020

Welcome Home. Photo: Estudio Revolucion

The president arrived early, when the blazing sun of these days was still just a gentle caress over the beautiful gardens (more…)

Bolivia’s Dictatorship Negotiates with Hospitals and Private Cemeteries in the Face of a Pandemic

July 14, 2020

The Bolivian dictatorship will begin to negotiate the intervention of private hospitals and cemeteries in view of the (more…)

Covered in Mud, but Daring to Point at Venezuela

By Elson Concepción Pérez on July 12, 2020

Naturally, the news came from Miami. It couldn’t be from anywhere else. The scam: Several former Latin American (more…)

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