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US Southern Command Chief Arrives in Argentina Again; with all her Secrets

By Raúl Kollmann on April 3, 2024

Gen. Laura Richardson, photo: Pg 12

The head of the U.S. Southern Command, General Laura Richardson, will land this Tuesday in Buenos Aires. The visit is usual. She arrived in the country in 2022 and met with Cristina Fernández de Kirchner; in 2023, with the Minister of Defense, Jorge Taiana. This time, the main host will be the Chief of Cabinet, Nicolás Posse, to whom President Javier Milei entrusted the new carnal relations of the government with the United States. (more…)

Solidarity with Nicolás Maduro and the Electoral Process in Venezuela

From the Network in Defense of Humanity on April 3, 2024

The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, counts among its enormous achievements to be the country that has held the most democratic elections in all of Latin America and the Caribbean, whose transparency has not been able to be refuted. (more…)

Venezuela: Alex Saab Acquitted of all Charges

By Geraldina Colotti, Resumen Latinoamericano, April 2, 2024.

Alex Saab

Venezuelan diplomat, Alex Saab, was acquitted of all charges by Florida Judge Robert Scola. The sentence, reported by the media, followed the pardon signed by U.S. President Joseph Biden on December 15, 2023. On December 20, Saab was released after a prisoner exchange with the United States. (more…)

60 Years Later Brazil has not Come to Terms with the Legacy of the Dictatorship

By Caroline Oliveira on April 1, 2024

Military personnel during a student protest against the military dictatorship – Arquivo Nacional/Ministério da Gestão e Inovação Social

The Brazilian transition from the civil-military dictatorship to the New Republic in the 1990s could have been a period to revise the authoritarianism embedded in the country’s society since its formation. However, the authoritarian traits – boosted during the dictatorship – are legacies Brazil has to this day. (more…)

Cuba: Homeland is Humanity

By Rosa Miriam Elizalde on April 1, 2024

photo: Abel Padron Padilla

Artificial intelligence is neither intelligent nor artificial. The booming technology of machine learning produces forms of knowledge unheard of in human history, but it is not based on artifice or on the intelligence of robots, but on the work of specific human beings: artists, musicians, programmers, writers, designers, audiovisual producers…, whose creative and professional work is appropriated by a handful of companies. (more…)

Peru: Congressmen Re-file Vacancy Motion against President Dina Boluarte

April 1, 2024

Dina Boluarte

“Since December 7, 2022, date on which she usurps the office of the Presidency of the Republic, Peru Libre does not recognize Dina Boluarte as a legitimate or legal president,” the party said. (more…)

Cuba Demands Peace for Palestine through Community Art

By Alejandra Garcia on March 31, 2024 from Havana

photo: Jose Manual Correa

This Saturday, Cuba remembered the Palestinian Land Day and rejected in a heartfelt way the hatred and desire for extermination poured on the Gaza Strip. During this day of solidarity with the victims of Israel’s war that seems to have no end in sight, a group of Cuban visual artists came together to create a mural for all to see, at Paseo Avenue and 21st Street, in the Vedado neighborhood of Havana. (more…)

Cuban Artists for Palestine: A Collective Mural Calls for Neighborhood Reflection

By Laura V. Mar and Victor Villalba Gutiérrez, Photos: Yaimi Ravelo

Havana, March 30, 2024 – Artists and cartoonists carried out an urban intervention in the central Paseo Avenue of the Cuban capital, on the occasion of the Palestinian Land Day, that commemorates the first general strike against the theft of part of the Palestinian territory by the Zionist regime. (more…)

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