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Bolivia Human Rights Body Alerts of Para-State Violence Against Campesinos

The Permanent Assembly of Human Rights of Bolivia is alerting international human rights organizations of acts of violence and racism

Stephen Sefton, November 7th 2022 Above all, Sunday’s municipal elections on November 6th, were an optimal consolidation of Nicaragua’s now

The United Nations General Assembly has called for an end to the long-standing and genocidal U.S. blockade on Cuba for

The extradition process of former Minister of Defense, Fernando López Julio, and the former Police General, Yuri Calderón, both of

Political debate in Brazil is being reduced to “Christians” vs “Communists” by Jair Bolsonaro’s campaign, with no room for discussion

A US government delegation traveled on Wednesday to Port-au-Prince to meet with Prime Minister Ariel Henry amid calls from the

Chile, Argentina, Brazil and the United States are carrying out a multinational air exercise in South America “under NATO regulations

Lula Da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro are collecting endorsements from across the political spectrum ahead of the second round presidential

Cuba’s Código de las Familias (‘Families Code’) has been ratified by the population in Sunday’s referendum, receiving 66% of the

The Nicaraguan Institute of Telecommunications (TELCOR) has removed CNN’s Spanish cable network, CNN en español, from the airwaves for violating