Russia announced Christmas ceasefire, US anti-war activists urge others to follow suit
After Putin ordered troops to observe a ceasefire over Orthodox Christmas, US anti-war organization CODEPINK insists that the US and Ukraine also declare a Christmas truce
Former minister in Bolivia’s coup government convicted in the US
Arturo Murillo was arrested in the US in May 2021, after fleeing Bolivia in November 2020. He pleaded guilty to the crimes of bribery and money laundering on October 20, 2022
At least 12,000 NYC nurses poised to strike
Nurses that were hailed as heroes at the beginning of the pandemic are today facing chronic understaffing, inadequate pay, and threats to their healthcare benefits
Despite confusion over bilateral ceasefire with the ELN, search for peace in Colombia continues
The announcement of a non-agreed upon bilateral ceasefire between the Colombian government and the ELN stirred up mistrust and confusion as the country continues to search for total peace
Puerto Rican prisoner of conscience, Ana Belén Montes, to be released
Belen Montes, former US intelligence analyst who used her position to alleviate the blockade and attacks against Cuba, is set to be released from US prison
Bolivian far-right groups continue retaliatory attacks on public infrastructure
Extremist groups are protesting the arrest and sentencing of far-right opposition leader and governor of Santa Cruz, Luis Fernando Camacho
Israel strikes Damascus international airport again, kills two Syrian soldiers
Damage caused by the unprovoked Israeli air strike made Damascus international airport non-operational for a few hours for the second time in under a year
Everything to know about Lula’s inauguration
The Workers’ Party leader will begin his third term with an official ceremony, artistic performances and representation of 120 countries