Dr. Jorge González Pérez, an indispensable Cuban revolutionary, passes away
González, also known as “Popi”, led the team which recovered and identified Che Guevara’s remains in Bolivia, 30 years after his disappearance.
Was Israeli Pegasus spyware sold to Colombia without the knowledge of the president?
President Gustavo Petro has said that the purchase of the software, without the knowledge of President Ivan Duque and with US money, could qualify as treason
Mexico’s Judicial Reform survives latest right-wing attack
Opposition forces in Mexico were defeated in their effort to destroy the Judicial Reform promoted by the Morena governments. This time, the Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit seeking to limit the number of judges that should be elected by popular vote.
Puerto Rico’s pro-independence forces may issue a surprise in this year’s elections
A pro-independence coalition may break the dominance of the traditional two parties and give hope to the independence struggle.
Will the outcome of the US elections impact Latin America and the Caribbean?
The Monroe Doctrine has dictated US policy on Latin America for 201 years, yet in the upcoming elections, analysts say that while imperialism drives both their policies, there are still differences between Trump and Harris.
Claudia Sheinbaum de-privatizes two major oil and energy companies
The measure de-privatizes two large Mexican companies, one dedicated to the extraction and commercialization of oil, and the other dedicated to providing electricity and internet to Mexicans.
Colombia hosts COP16 on biodiversity and condemns capitalist devastation
The international UN conference on biodiversity attempts to achieve key agreements, and fulfill prior ones, for the protection and conservation of the earth.
The world prepares to vote against the US blockade on Cuba
The US blockade on Cuba has been widely condemned by the majority of the world, yet in recent years, instead of lifting it, successive US administrations have made it worse.