Nicaragua formally withdraws from the OAS
After Venezuela, the country is the second to suspend its participation in the body which claims to work for continental cooperation
Peruvian President Castillo backed into a corner amid fuel-hike protests
Castillo is facing criticism from left and right sectors and even went back on imposing a curfew in response to the truckers’ strike
“Family agriculture has the capacity to feed our country,” says Lula during visit to MST
The event with the former president gathered 10 thousand people in the Eli Vive settlement of the MST in Paraná
Congolese refugee Moïse Kabamgabe beaten to death in Rio de Janeiro after asking for wages
When Moïse Kabamgabe demanded his payment for two days of work, his boss decided to kill him, says family
Cuba starts public consultation on new family code
Legislation amends 1976 text to expand the rights of the LGBTQIA community and may come into effect from April
21 dead due to severe flooding in Bahia state of Brazil
The Brazilian state of Bahia is in a state of crisis following severe flooding wherein more than 471,000 people have been affected
“Lula knows that the ecological question is strategic and fundamental,” says Leonardo Boff
The Brazilian theologian discusses the direction of society, the need to save the people and the planet, and Pope Francis
Amidst the chaos of 2021, movements remember victories that helped the people of Brazil
Suspension of evictions, a campaign against hunger, electricity for all, and vaccine access are among the achievements of movements in 2021