Argentinian retirees continue their fight for dignity
Every Wednesday, dozens of retirees go out to protest the economic policies of Javier Milei’s government, which has opted for repression against the elderly.
They took her baby: The struggle of a nation and a mother to reunite a family after US deportation
The Venezuelan government, working with the family and social organizations, achieved the repatriation of 2-year-old Maikelys after consistent pressure on US authorities to reunite the mother with her daughter.
Life and death of José Mujica, the guerrilla fighter who became president
A deeper look at the life of one of the most emblematic Latin American presidents of recent years, who went from armed struggle to a prison that lasted more than a decade, to the country’s presidency.
China deepens Latin America ties with CELAC meeting in Beijing
The meeting in Beijing was attended by several Latin American presidents who stressed the importance of relations with China in a world moving towards multipolarity.
11 Ecuadorian soldiers killed in the Amazon as violence in the country increases
Despite promises of greater security, the Ecuadorian government has not found a way to curb organized crime, which is extending its tentacles to other activities, such as illegal mining.
13 Peruvian miners murdered amid rising insecurity in Peru
Critics have insisted that despite promises to address the issues of violence and insecurity in Peru by the Boluarte government, it gets worse every day.
Repression of Panama’s national strike drives workers from more sectors into the streets
More workers join the strike against social security reform and security concessions, uniting against repression and in defense of national sovereignty.
Progressive Latin American presidents are in Moscow for the Victory Parade
Latin American leaders from Cuba, Venezuela, and Brazil have traveled to Moscow for the 80th anniversary of the Victory against the fascist axis powers and for several high-level meetings.