Lula is Free
Lula vowed to fight to establish his innocence and excoriated what he called the “rotten side of the judicial system” for “working to criminalize the left.”…
Toni Morrison Dies
U.S. author Toni Morrison, whose 1987 novel “Beloved” about a runaway slave won a Pulitzer Prize and contributed to a body of work that made her…
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Colombia, Brazil Among Ten Worst Countries for Worker’s Rights in 2019
According to their 2019 report, the ten worst countries for workers’ rights in 2019 are Algeria…
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Venezuela Advocates Dialogue as a Mechanism for National Peace
This Sunday, President Nicolas Maduro stated its willingness to engage in dialogue as a mechanism to settle political differences for peace…
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Venezuela Defies Sanctions – Oil Exports Stable in March
PDVSA, Venezuela’s state-run energy company, managed to keep oil exports at around 1 million barrels per day, defying U.S. sanctions and attacks…
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Women Marchers Slam Bolsonaro, Pay Homage to Marielle Franco
Thousands of Brazilian women marched, throughout the main streets of the country, within the framework of the global demands of…
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Bolivia Inaugurates Free Universal Health Care System
President Evo Morales launched Friday Bolivia’s new and free Unified Health System (SUS), which seeks to expand health coverage to the population who…
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Peoples’ Assembly in Caracas to Begin Sunday
More than 400 members of different political and social organizations are in Caracas, Venezuela to gather for the International Peoples’ Assembly.
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