10 reasons Luis Almagro has to go
From lighting the fuse for the coup in Bolivia and endorsing repression in countries like Chile and Ecuador to waging a hybrid war against Venezuela, OAS General Secretary Luis Almagro has acted as a representative of imperialism’s interests in Latin America
Five reasons the left won in Venezuela
Chavismo forces won a resounding victory in the super elections held on November 21 in Venezuela which saw participation from all major opposition parties
Venezuela dialogue offers way out of crisis
The dialogue between the Venezuelan government and opposition forces could bring an end to the campaign of sanctions imposed against the democratically-elected government of Nicolás Maduro
The hidden hand of the US blockade sparks Cuba protests
In their frenzy over the protests in Cuba, US media and politicians have systematically overlooked the role played by US foreign policy in creating the difficult economic and social conditions on the island
Rural teacher Pedro Castillo poised to write a new chapter in Peru’s history
On the foreign policy front, Castillo’s victory will represent a huge blow to US interests in the region and an important step towards reactivating Latin American integration.
How Venezuela is rebuilding its industrial base, one volunteer at a time
An organization of 2,270 volunteer workers is helping Venezuela boost its industrial capacity, devastated by years of US economic sanctions.
The Capitol raid and pandemic can help us empathize with Venezuelans
The people of Venezuela have been living under a stage of siege, and enduring attacks on their sovereignty under successive US administrations. These assaults intensified during the Trump era
The Trump administration’s parting outrage against Cuba
Medea Benjamin and Leonardo Flores criticize the decision of the Trump administration to include Cuba on the list of countries that “sponsor terrorism”