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Argentina: Save the Country Now, Tomorrow Will be too Late

By Stella Calloni on January 14, 2024

Milei

Argentina is going through the most serious and tragic period of its history, since one month after the presidential inauguration, the ultra-right and self-styled libertarian Javier Milei applied a shock of such magnitude that he decides the surrender of the country, the disappearance of the Homeland and the State, that is, of the people who are offered freedom not for life, but for death, for which not even one more day can be expected. (more…)

With Thanks to Mandela

By Ana Hurtado on January 15, 2024 from Havana

As a show of thanks, a group in solidarity with the Palestinian people went to the South African Embassy in Havana. Photo: Courtesy of the author.

The genocide continues; it does not stop.

We have changed the year but the hegemonic control of the planet remains. Those who wage wars are still the same. In Gaza, people continue to die every day without distinction of gender or age. (more…)

Highlights Behind Peru’s Political Chaos

By Alejandra Garcia on January 14, 2024

Freedom for President Castillo

Peru’s political life has always been intense, but rarely has it been as turbulent as in recent years. This Friday, the Peruvian Public Prosecutor’s Office requested a prison sentence of 34 years for former President Pedro Castillo for the alleged crimes of rebellion, abuse of authority, and serious disturbance of public tranquility. (more…)

Ministry of Health: Only 6 Ambulances Remain Fit for Use in the Gaza Strip

January 13, 2024

The Palestinian Ministry of Health warns that only 6 ambulances have been left fit for use in the Gaza Strip due to Israeli attacks. (more…)

Chile: Mapuche Political Prisoners On Hunger Strike Reaches 2 Months

By Carlos Aznárez, Resumen Latinoamericano, January 12, 2024

Freedom for all the Mapuche political prisoners

There are countries where double standards are part of the norm when dealing with political issues, or even worse, with human rights. On the one hand, intermediate officials, ministers and even presidents will hypocritically spout endlessly about their deep concern about humanitarian concepts, to project an image  abroad. (more…)

Traps for U.S. Foreign Policy in the Period of 2025-2029

By José R. Cabañas Rodríguez on January 12, 2024 from Havana

José R. Cabañas

At a time when political campaign events are in full swing with a view to the November 2024 US presidential elections, forecasts about individuals and parties are multiplying, both with a view to the highest executive office and with respect to majorities and minorities in senates and federal and state houses. (more…)

Cuba Supports South Africa’s Claim before the ICJ against Israel’s Genocide in Palestine

Cuba Supports South Africa’s Claim before the International Court of Justice against Israel’s Genocide in Palestine

Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on January 11, 2024 (more…)

Ecuador: Alarming Degradation

By La Jornada editorial on January 11, 2024

Ecuador entered a maelstrom of violence and decomposition of the rule of law on Sunday. On that day, Adolfo Macias, alias Fito, the kingpin of the country’s largest organized crime group, escaped from the regional prison in Guayaquil, the country’s economic capital and most populous city. (more…)

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