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Michelle Bachelet speaking at the UN

UN Human Rights Delegate Visits Venezuela On Gov’t Invitation
Venezuela’s government will argue that U.S. economic sanctions constitute a grave violation of human rights against its people. | Read More

Since January 2019, the rate of unemployment rose 24.8 percent, seven percent more than was registered in 2015.

Brazil

Over 3.3 Million Brazilians Unemployed Since 2017: Report

A NAFTA banner is seen during the fifth round of NAFTA talks involving the United States, Mexico and Canada, in Mexico City, Mexico, November 19, 2017.

Mexico

Mexico First Country to Ratify Trade Deal With US and Canada

Union leader turned VP, Savador Valdes Mesa

Cuba

Cuba Condemns US Siege, Stresses Commitment to Socialism

Women fetch water from an opening made by residents at a dried-up lake in Chennai, India.

Heatwave in India Kills 184, People Forced to Flee Homes

Central American migrants at the Rio Bravo river trying to reach El Paso, Texas, June 11, 2019.

Deaths of Migrants to the US Rose 58% in First Half of 2019

Sergio Moro attends a commission at the Federal Senate in Brasilia, Brazil June 19, 2019.

Brazil: Moro Testifies to Senate to Discredit Intercept Exposé

Indigenous groups and environmentalists are against the pipeline expansion.

Trudeau Approves Expansion of Trans Mountain Pipeline

Evo Morales launching new development projects in the department of Potosi.

Bolivia: Morales to Industrialize Lithium for Battery Exports

Hanan Ahrawi criticizes U.S. administration’s Middle East peace plan it drew up for Israel and Palestine.

PLO Leader Calls ‘Deal of Century’ a ‘Fictitious Economic Plan’

A demonstrator is detained during a protest against government's plans to privatize healthcare and education in Tegucigalpa, Honduras June 12, 2019

Honduras: Dialogue Starts, Street Rallies Continue

Beijing pledges support for North Korea's 'correct direction'

China Reiterates Support for North Korea’s 'Correct Direction'

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Latin America

Jair Bolsonaro looks on during the launch ceremony of the agricultural action plan in Brasilia, Brazil, June 18, 2019.

Brazil: Senate Rejects Bolsonaro's Decree Easing Gun Control

Moro ruled against Lula, rendering him ineligible to run in the 2018 presidential election at a time when the former president was the clear frontrunner.

Brazil: Judge Directed Prosecutors’ Media Strategy Against Lula

Men extract fuel from a motorcycle in a Venezuelan village on the border with Colombia, Sep. 10, 2015.

Shooting Between Colombian Fuel Smugglers Kills 12 in Venezuela

Supporters of the Sandinista government in Nicaragua.

Nicaragua Creates 2,000 ‘Reconciliation Commissions’ for Peace

Odebrecht building in the San Isidro district, Lima, Peru, Jan. 3, 2017.

Brazil: Odebrecht to Avoid Bankruptcy Through Recovery Plan

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Six died in Indonesia while protesting against election results.

Indonesia: 6 Killed in Massive Protest Against Election Results

On May 15, a nationwide general strike filled in Brazil, protesting President Bolsonaro's education cuts and pension reforms.

Brazil: Hundreds of Thousands of Teachers, Students Strike in Protest Agai...

This year's Nakba comes as Israel is dolled up for Eurovision, a song contest engulfed in protestsfor whitewashing the country's war crimes by being held in Tel Aviv.

Palestinians Commemorate 71 Years of Nakba or 'Catastrophe'

Russian girls hold flowers after the Victory Day parade in Red Square in Moscow, Russia, May 9, 2019.

Russia Celebrates 'Victory Day' Defeat of Nazis at WW2

Workers of the world united to celebrate May Day.

Workers, Right Groups Commemorate May Day Worldwide

World

A U.N. investigation linked MBS with Khashoggi's murder.

Saudi Crown Prince Liable for Murder of Khashoggi: UN Expert

An Iraqi worker maintains an oil pipe at Nahr Al-Umran gas refinery in Al-Dier District, northern Basra.

Rocket Hits Foreign Owned Oil Companies in Southeast Iraq

Trump attends the Veterans Affairs Choice and Quality Employment Act at his golf estate in Bedminster, New Jersey, U.S. August 12, 2017.

Trump Presents Himself as Victim in Reelection Bid

A journalist takes a selfie with former head of European football association UEFA Michel Platini as Platini leaves a judicial police station where he was detained for questioning over the awarding of the 2022 World Cup soccer tournament, in Nanterre

Michel Platini Detained Over Qatar World Cup Corruption Probe

Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek William Saab during his Tuesday press conference.

Venezuela Top Prosecutor Opens Probe into Guaido-led Corruption

Marta Hernecker’s was not an adventurist-head and not an adventurist-voice, which made her a leading theoretician for people of her time.

by Farooque Chowdhury

Marta Harnecker, The Fighter

18 June 2019

White House senior adviser Jared Kushner, center, watches President Trump talk with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House in Washington in March.

by Ramzy Baroud

Kushner: Let’s Talk About The ‘Israeli Model’

13 June 2019

Demonstrators hold signs during a march by members of Border Network for Human Rights to protest against Trump''s proposed wall, in El Paso, Texas.

by Valerie Reynoso

How US Imperialism and Gentrification Spur Dominican Migration

12 June 2019

A supporter of Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro holds a sign reading 'Trump out from Latin America' in Caracas, Venezuela May 21, 2019.

by Arnold August

Venezuela's Bolivarian Revolution and Warmongering 'Pacifists'

26 May 2019

Pro governement march in Nicaragua

by Tortilla con Sal

Nicaragua in the Shadow of Western Fascism

21 May 2019

U.S. unilateral sanctions violate a number of international laws and human rights mandates.

teleSUR / Martin Pastor

US Sanctions on Venezuela Illegal Under UN, OAS and US Law

6 June 2019

A crude oil tanker is docked at Isla Oil Refinery PDVSA terminal on the island of Curacao, February 22, 2019.

teleSUR / Juan Fernando Teran

How the US, Saudis Profit From Sanctions on Venezuela and Iran

6 June 2019

West Indies legend Viv Richards

teleSUR/ Oliver Vargas

'Fire in Babylon': Cricket as Rebellion in the Caribbean

5 June 2019

Palestinian villagers expelled from their village in 1948 after the creation of Israel.

teleSUR / Utsa Sarmin

Nakba Day: Palestinians Continue to Suffer 'The Catastrophe'

15 May 2019

Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan (L) listens as U.S. President Donald Trump holds a meeting with senior military leaders at the White House in Washington.

teleSUR / Martin Pastor

Trump’s Pick for Defense Secretary Shows Deep Ties With Boeing

9 May 2019

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The wreckage of a bus that was set ablaze by its driver in protest against the treatment of migrants trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea, is seen on a road in Milan, Italy.

Italy: Driver Sets Fire to Empty School Bus in Protest

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A Palestinian Bedouin boy holds a Palestinian flag during a protest against Jewish settlements in Susya village south of the West Bank city of Hebron June 5, 2015.

Bedouin Children Protest Israeli Forces Razing Their School

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Sports

Salomon Rondon has become Venezuela's historic top-scorer with 24 overall goals.

Venezuela Beats US Football team 3-0 Prior to Copa America 2019

Champions League - Liverpool victory parade

Liverpool: Islamophobia Decreases Thanks to Mohamed Salah

West Indies legend Viv Richards

'Fire in Babylon': Cricket as Rebellion in the Caribbean

New Zealand’s Martin Guptill hits a six

New Zealand Beats Sri Lanka in World Cup Cricket Matchup

Cricket World Cup - West Indies v Pakistan - Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Britain - May 31, 2019 West Indies' Chris Gayle in action

West Indies Wins Over Pakistan, Its 1st Cricket World Cup Game