Thousands of Peruvians partake in ‘Third Takeover of Lima’, revive struggle against Boluarte regime
The new round of protests are expected to continue till July 28, the Peruvian Independence Day
For US workers, capitalism brings the heat
As record-breaking temperatures sweep the nation due to climate change, workers are forced to make the country run in the heat
Guatemala’s electoral tribunal ratifies June election results minutes after prosecutor’s office suspends the second-place party
The contradictory announcements intensified weeks of uncertainty over the possibility of a run-off vote between Sandra Torres and Bernardo Arévalo
At Vilnius summit, NATO reiterates it will fight Russia to the last Ukrainian
At the Vilnius summit, NATO assured more arms to Ukraine to fight Russians instead of Zelensky’s much-desired accession to the war alliance
Hollywood actors are on the cusp of a strike
With less than 12 hours left before their contract expires, SAG-AFTRA workers appear poised to strike unless an agreement is reached before the end of the day
Cuban president slams US for “genocidal act” of depriving Cubans of oxygen during the pandemic
Cuba was prohibited from accessing spare parts for their only oxygen plant as well as importing medical oxygen due to the blockade, as COVID-19 ran rampant
Peruvian Prosecutor’s Office requests seizure of Pedro Castillo’s assets
Prosecutor Daniel Soria has made the request in the case investigating Castillo’s attempt to dissolve the right-wing dominated Congress and rule by decree in December 2022
Peru declares state of emergency in southern region due to eruption of Ubinas volcano
The decision was taken a day after there were two massive explosions at the Ubinas volcano in the south of Peru