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A farmer adjusts an irrigation system in a field in Havana, Cuba, Dec. 17, 2018.
Cuba, Iran Sign Multiple MOUs to Strengthen Relations
Commanders of the EZLN and Subcomandante Marcos arriving to the Patate community to meet with indigenous organizations at Chiapas highlands. August 13, 2005.
Intellectuals, Artists, Back Zapatistas Against AMLO's Projects
So far there have been one wounded and two people arrested during the repression of the officers of the Military Police of Sao Paulo.
Brazil: Police Attack Protesters Against Bolsonaro Policies
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's project will open up thousands of jobs for workers across the country.
Bolivarian Cities Get a Makeover with Venezuela Bella Mission
A sign reading
Brazil's Lula: 'Jobs And Books, Not Guns'

In Pictures

Venezuela: Nicolas Maduro Takes Office Amid Popular Support
Venezuela: Nicolas Maduro Takes Office Amid Popular Support
French Yellow Vests to Macron: 'It's a Revolution'
French Yellow Vests to Macron: 'It's a Revolution'
Not All Fireworks: People Welcome 2019
Not All Fireworks: People Welcome 2019
Palestinian girls take part in a rally marking the 31st anniversary of Hamas' founding, in Gaza City on Dec. 16, 2018.
8 Photos That Capture 2018's Global Resistance
Sudanese demonstrators chant slogans as they march along the street during anti-government protests in Khartoum, Sudan on Dec. 25, 2018.
Sudan: Growing Violence As Police Shoot And Kill Protesters

World

Striking Los Angeles teachers carry homemade signs at a rally at a school district office in Gardena just south of downtown Los Angeles
Los Angeles Teachers' Union Head Aims to Resume Talks 'Soon'
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras (Center) called a confidence motion after meeting with resistance over a name deal signed in 2018.
Greek Prime Minister Tsipras Wins No-Confidence Vote By a Hair
File photo of Mike and Karen Pence arriving to Ecuador in 2018.
US: Second Lady Karen Pence Teaches at Openly Anti-LGBTQ School
Africa and Madagascar are home to 75 of the world’s 124 wild coffee species.
Sixty Percent of World's Coffee at Risk of Extinction: Study
There were only 17 theories for why the zebras has stripes, now 18!
'Zebra' Tribal Body Paint Cuts Fly Bites 10-Fold: Study
Opinion
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu embrace at Bolsonaro's inauguration.

Why Brazil Should Shun the Israeli Model

9 January 2019
OAS Secretary General Luis Almagro (L) with Rex Tillerson in Washington, D.C., 2017.

Luis Almagro Calls for Foreign Intervention in Nicaragua Again

5 January 2019
In his analysis of the aggression against Syria, Samir Amin remains well ahead of western Marxists.

Samir Amin, Imperialism and the 'Arab Spring'

4 January 2019
A note on a tent in the migrant caravan traversing Central and North America reads 'Do not disturb.'

The Challenge of Parenting in a Migrant Caravan

3 January 2019
US Marines task force deploys to Honduras, 2017.

Honduras: How US Policy Set The Stage For Today's Migration

1 January 2019
Analysis
The first ten days of Bolsonaro's Governmet, what is the righ-wing former army captain trying to do with Brazil?

Bigotry Reigns in Brazil Just 10 Days into Bolsonaro's Gov't

10 January 2019
Venezuela's President Maduro stands with supporters after the results of the May 20, 2018 election were released in Caracas.

The Case for the Legitimacy of Maduro's Second Term

10 January 2019
Protesters in New York City advocating for the Green New Deal.

Green New Deal 101: The Basics of a Bold Progressive Policy

9 January 2019
The Movement for the Liberation of the Peoples aims for the creation of a plurinational state, the nationalization of basic services and land reform.

Party Aims to Recreate Guatemala as a Plurinational State

8 January 2019
Brazil's new President Jair Bolsonaro and his wife Michelle wave as they drive past before his swear-in ceremony, in Brasilia, Brazil Jan. 1, 2019.

Neoliberalism, Militarism Await Brazil as Bolsonaro Sworn in

1 January 2019

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Sports

Serena Williams of the U.S. in action during the match against Germany’s Tatjana Maria.
Serena Williams: I Made Sure Baby's First Doll Was Black
With an average of 0.92 goals per game, Lionel Messi was first named La Liga’s top scorers in 2014.
Lionel Messi Makes Soccer History After Scoring 400th Goal
Vatican Athletics is currently composed of some 60 members which include migrants, nuns, priests, Swiss Guards and other workers.
Migrants Among Vatican Athletes to Honor Disappeared Argentine
The school's instructor says he wanted to teach women back home as a way to stay fit and defend themselves.
Kuwaiti Girls Use Martial Arts to Counter Bullies and Violence
The billionaire businessman is also the founder and CEO of Rakuten, Barcelona's main sponsor, and was heavily involved in the deal that brought Iniesta to Japan.
Barcelona Soccer Star Iniesta Under Fire Over Blackface Photo