Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori as public disapproval of her administration reaches 53%, according to an Ipsos poll.

Fujimori’s Approval Falls to 37% After 100 Days in Office

Keiko Fujimori's approval rating has fallen to 37% after 100 days in office, while disapproval has climbed to 53%, according to a nationwide Ipsos Perú poll.

University students protest proposed cuts to Chile's 2027 public education budget outside the Education Ministry in Santiago.

Chilean Students Protest Proposed Education Budget Cuts

Chilean university students took to the streets of Santiago to oppose proposed education cuts in the 2027 budget, demanding restored funding and guarantees for public education programs. The demonstration ended in clashes with police.

Firefighters search debris after a three-story building collapse in Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York.

Brooklyn Building Collapse Kills two, Unjures 10 in New York

At least two people were killed and 10 injured, four critically, when a three-story building collapsed in Brooklyn's Flatbush neighborhood. Rescue teams worked through the night as authorities searched for survivors and sought to establish how many people remained missing.

Claudia Sheinbaum announces Mexico's 2027 federal budget increases for agriculture, health, education and science.

Sheinbaum Unveils 2027 Budget Increases for Key Sectors

Mexico's 2027 budget provides double-digit funding increases for five key sectors, led by agriculture at 20.6%. Social welfare programs and environmental protection will also receive additional funding.

Chanan Singh resigns as head of Panama's prison system amid reports of inmate deaths at Nueva Esperanza, La Joya and La Joyita prisons.

Panama Prison Chief Resigns Amid Reports of Inmate Deaths

Panama's prison system director Chanan Singh resigned after four months in office amid allegations that at least 10 inmates died from starvation and inadequate medical care. Human rights organizations are demanding investigations and urgent government action.

(FILE) On November 19, the national strike will take place with mobilization. Photo: Reuters.

Colombia’s Historic Pact Calls November 19 Protest Over Tax Reform

Colombia’s Historic Part party vowed to block the government’s Fiscal Rescue Law in Congress and called supporters into the streets on November 19, arguing the tax reform would deepen hardship for low-income families and working people. The Historic Pact announced it will fight the government’s tax reform in Congress and urged citizens to demonstrate on […]

(FILE) Israel has rejected several appeals for the release of Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, which was demanded by U.S. Congressmen and by UN experts. Photo: The Jerusalem Post.

Israel Blocks Release of 14 Palestinian Doctors Detained Without Trial

Israel’s Supreme Court has rejected two petitions seeking the release of 14 Palestinian doctors, including hospital directors and specialists. The organization Physicians for Human Rights Israel (PHRI) announced on Wednesday that the Supreme Court had rejected two separate appeals seeking the release of 14 doctors from Gaza. The 14 physicians are hospital directors and specialists […]

Activists condemned the harm that Israeli bombing inflicts on Palestinian children, along with the colonial character of an occupation sustained by Washington and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Photo: EFE.

Activists Seek ICC Arrest Warrants for Trump, Rubio Over Gaza Devastation

A coalition of activists delivered evidence to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, urging prosecutors to hold U.S. officials accountable for complicity in the devastation of Gaza after U.S. courts refused to act against them. The complaint was formalized at the court’s headquarters in The Hague, Netherlands, under the auspices of a coalition […]

Protest march by the Confederation of Urban Education Workers of Bolivia (C.T.E.U.B.) in La Paz. Photo: APG Noticias.

Bolivian Teachers Strike Over Education Decentralization Plans

Bolivia’s urban educators initiate national hunger strikes as President Rodrigo Paz proposes education system decentralization to departmental governorates. In October, Bolivia entered a period of social conflict with nationwide labor strikes, street blockades, and hunger strikes. At the center is the Rodrigo Paz proposal for structural reform of the national education system. The Executive power […]

The two governments agreed to maintain permanent dialogue between their authorities. Photo: EFE.

Venezuela and Brazil Resume High-Level Ties at COP31 Summit

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodriguez agreed Wednesday in Antalya, Türkiye, to restore bilateral relations at the highest level, on the sidelines of the COP31 climate summit. The two leaders held a private meeting this Wednesday, November 11, in the Turkish city of Antalya, on the margins of […]

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