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Ecuador: Wave of Anti-Venezuelan Violence, Xenophobia Unleashed
The attacks have forced many Venezuelan families to flee from Ibarra, Ecuador, carrying just their bags and small children in the hands. | Read More

Another ten victims were declared dead in a statement from the Health Ministry Sunday.

Mexico

Mexican Town Exacts Justice on Alleged Author of Pemex Tragedy

Brazil's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro travels to Davos for World Economic Forum, plans to get foreign investment.

Brazil

Bolsonaro To Sell Brazil's Image to Investors at Davos 2019

Venezuela's Armed Forces patrolling the streets as Caracas as a citizen walks by.

Venezuela

Venezuelan Armed Forces Repels Group of Conspirators

A Colombian man erects a sign saying,

Cuba Regarding ELN Car Bombing: We Reject Terrorism

Ebrahim Murad, Chairman of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), gestures after casting his vote during the plebiscite on Bangsamoro Organic Law (BOL) at a voting precinct in Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao province, Philippines January 21, 2019.

Philippines Seeks Peace with Muslim Self-rule Vote

Police in Kenya stopped a possible attack by al Shabaab, a group which attacked an upscale hotel killing 21 last week.

Kenya: Police Prevent Another Suspected Attack by Al Shabaab

Iranians demand freedom of TV anchor Marzieh Hashemi who was arrested by the FBI in the U.S.

Iranians Call For Protest Against Arrest of TV Anchor by FBI

The U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Donald Cook, part of the U.S. 6th Fleet, transits the Bosphorus Strait while en route to the Black Sea in Istanbul, Turkey January 19, 2019.

'Stay Away From Our Coastline' Says Russia to US on Black Sea

El ELN indicó que el Gobierno colombiano atacó uno de sus campamentos durante vigencia del cese al fuego.

ELN Takes Responsibility For Colombian Cadet School Attack

An arrested, injured man is seen at a hospital following protests in Harare, Zimbabwe, January 16, 2019.

Zimbabwe: 12 Dead in Protests, Gov't Crackdown to Intensify

Just enforcing the upper classes to pay 0.5 percent on their annual income would provide healthcare for 3.3 million and ensure over 262 million children were fully educated.

Nairobi: Class Privilege Forces Poor to Shoulder Bulk of Taxes

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People outside their houses are seen along a street after an earthquake in Coquimbo, Chile Jan. 19, 2019. Picture taken January 19, 2019. REUTERS/Alejandro Pizarro

6.8 Earthquake Rocks Chile, 2 Dead, 200,000 Without Power

Social groups, community leaders, diplomats, and members of the public arrived the Plaza Bolivar in Caracas Saturday.

Maduro Thanks Venezuelans for Their Unwavering Faith, Support

A banner reading #VivasNosQueremos (We want us alive) hanging up before a women's march through the capital.

Ecuador: Brutal Femicide Triggers Xenophobic 'Social Cleansing'

Forensic technicians tag bodies at the site where a fuel pipeline exploded, in the municipality of Tlahuelilpan, state of Hidalgo, Mexico Jan. 19, 2019.

Ecuador Expresses Solidarity to Mexico After Pipeline Explosion

Mexico has become a very dangerous country for leftist social activists and political leaders.

Peru: Environmental Leader Opposing Mining, Shot Dead

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Feminist and women groups hope to call attention to and sound the alarm against the frequent phenomenon of violence against women in Ecuadorean society.

Ecuador's Feminist Groups Protest Against Brutal Gang Rape

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

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Homelessness on the rise, according to various reports from British charities

Football Club Opens Doors to London Homeless

A monthly 300,000 liters of diesel are required to power hospitals, but with the dropping temperatures, the region is eating up its limited supply at a manic rate.

Gaza: Children at Risk as Hospitals Struggle with Fuel Crisis

The land conflict between Palestinians and Israelis is also a battle over Jerusalem and its Old City, home to sites holy to Jews, Muslims and Christians.

Palestinians Release Dual US National Convicted Over Land Sales

Mohamed Ben Khalifa, a Libyan journalist died while covering a clash in the crisis-ridden country.

Libyan Journalist Killed By Shrapnel While Covering Clashes

Palestinian schoolchildren participate in the morning exercise at an UNRWA-run school, on the first day of a new school year, in Gaza City Aug. 29, 2018.

Israel to Shut UNRWA-Run Schools in Occupied East Jerusalem

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu embrace at Bolsonaro's inauguration.

by Ramzy Baroud

Why Brazil Should Shun the Israeli Model

9 January 2019

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

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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.

by Tim Anderson

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.'

by Dillon Thomas Browne

The Challenge of Parenting in a Migrant Caravan

3 January 2019

US Marines task force deploys to Honduras, 2017.

by Joseph Nevins

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

1 January 2019

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.

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The Case for the Legitimacy of Maduro's Second Term

10 January 2019

Protesters in New York City advocating for the Green New Deal.

teleSUR / Michael Lorenzo

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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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

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