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Women make face masks at a mosque in the Qasem shrine in Tehran, Iran, April 5, 2020.

Iran to Test Asymptomatic People to Contain COVID-19
The Iranian authorities have monitored the health of 70 million people via phone or virtual media. | Read More

People line up to enter a supermarket in San Juan, Puerto Rico, April 6, 2020.

U.S.

Puerto Rico: The Number of COVID-19 Confirmed Cases Reaches 573

Avianca's aircraft with the Chinese donation to Cuba

Cuba

Cuba Receives Medical Aid From China

People wearing protective face masks at Sanlitun in Beijing, China, April 7, 2020

China

China: No COVID-19 Patient Died in the Last 24 Hours

Lines to collect rents, in La Paz, Bolivia, April 2

Bolivian Authorities Request Protection for Vulnerable Group

Iran Demands US End Their Oil Sanctions

Cuban doctors in the Lombardy region, Italy, March 2020.

Italian Communists Send a Fraternal Hug to the People of Cuba

Monsignor Hector Fabio Henao, in a social leadership lecture.

Colombia: Civil Society Speaks out on COVID-19 Outbreak

The province of Ontario bought two orders of almost 4 million medical masks from manufacturer 3M Co’s plant in South Dakota, and one batch of nearly 3 million was halted according to authorities.

'Wild West Tactics': Canada Rejects US Move To Block Face Masks

Trump administration launched Friday the US$350 billion small business relief program allowed under the first stimulus package.

Trump Considering New Aid Package Favoring Big Business: Report

Pedestrians wearing face masks are seen in a street in the Brooklyn borough of New York, the United States, on April 3, 2020.

US Black People More Likely To Die From COVID-19: Study

Hundred intensive care specialists from Cuba arrived Sunday in Barbados.

Cuban Medical Team Arrives in Barbados to Help Fight COVID-19

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Latin America

Venezuelans crossing from Colombia into Venezuela

Nearly 600 Venezuelans Return to Their Country From Colombia

Cardboard coffins in Guayaquil will be delivered to the city's poor amid the rise in deaths due to COVID-19.

Ecuador's Guayaquil Runs out of Coffins as COVID-19 Deaths Soar

Despite these difficulties, Indigenous people have gone into quarantine and have even closed their territories, aware that COVID-19 could wreak havoc on them.

Peru: Indigenous People in Lockdown Without Electricity, Sewage

Medical staff of the Hospital Escuela, Honduras

Honduran Doctors Need More Medical Supplies to Fight COVID-19

Brazilians take precautions as the coronavirus spreads across the South American nation.

Brazil Still Hampered by Coronavirus as Death Toll Reaches 486

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Person participating in the Dance of the Devils (La Diablada) in Pillaro, Ecuador, Dec. 3, 2020.

Ecuador: Andean Peoples Greet New Year Dancing 'La Diablada'

World

Monday's agreement came after months of a political deadlock resulting from three elections that did not produce a clear winner.

Netanyahu, Gantz Agree on Plan to Annex Parts of the West Bank

The British premier tested positive on March 27 becoming the first leader of a major power to announce that he contracted the novel coronavirus.

UK PM Moved to Intensive Care As COVID-19 Symptoms Worsen

United Nations General Secretary Antonio Guterres

UN Chief Calls for Protection of Women from Domestic Violence

People in Sweden in public spaces without taking preventive measures

Sweden: PM Announces Thousands of Deaths Due to COVID

The U.S. has sanctioned Venezuela's primary airline.

Nearly 60 Groups Demand End to Sanctions During COVID-19 Crisis

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro speaks during an interview with Xinhua at the Miraflores Palace in Caracas, Venezuela, Aug. 27, 2019

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Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration Blasts US Moves

4 April 2020

The President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, during the Governing Council this Tuesday at the Miraflores Palace in Caracas, Venezuela

by Arnold August

Uncompromising Defence of President Maduro: From the Heart

2 April 2020

Since the country is still in the first phase of the pandemic, the government has prioritized prevention and education.

by Stephen Sefton - Tortilla con Sal

Nicaragua and the COVID-19 Pandemic

30 March 2020

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Children Political Prisoners Face Hell in Egypt

30 March 2020

U.N. Human Rights Chief Michelle Bachelet calls for easing of sanctions to enable medical systems to fight COVID-19

by Arnold August

Canada Must Rescind Sanctions Against Venezuela

30 March 2020

Woman arranging Intravenous therapy (IV) bags.

teleSUR/ Juan Fernando Teran

The COVID-19 Economy: A Glance Into What Is Missing and Needed

18 March 2020

A Feb. 11 Gallup poll found that 76 percent of Democratic voters would vote for a socialist but only 17 percent of Republicans say they would.

teleSUR / Martin Pastor

US Democratic Voters More Than Ever Not Afraid of ‘Socialism’

4 March 2020

The revenue is expected to generate an estimated US$168 billion over the life of the project until 2056, representing 120 times Guyana’s annual budget, which in 2019 stood at US$1.4 billion.

teleSUR / Martin Pastor

Guyana: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Prior to 2020 Elections

1 March 2020

Andy Warhol

teleSUR / Roxana Baspineiro

Warhol, Pop Art and Its Legacy in Latin America

22 February 2020

Know as the ‘General of Free Men’, Augusto Cesar Sandino’s life and murder on Feb. 21, 1934, would shape the Central American republic.

teleSUR / Martin Pastor

US Imperialism in Nicaragua and the Making of Sandino

21 February 2020

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Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan during a meeting in Moscow, March 5th, 2020.

Putin and Erdogan Meet in an Attempt to End Idlib Crisis

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Kenyan farmer Mwende Kimanzi looks at the damage caused to her crops after locusts swarm descended on it in the region of Kyuso, Kenya, February 18, 2020.

'Nothing Left': Kenyan Mother's Fields Stripped by Locust Swarm

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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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Sports

FC Juventus' Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates during a Serie A football match hosting Parma in Turin, Italy, Jan. 19, 2020.

Cristiano Ronaldo to Donate Ventilators to His Hometown

NBA Suspends Season After Player Tests Positive for Coronavirus

Venezuela's Yulimar Rojas Set Triple Jump World Record: 15.43 m

Venezuela's Yulimar Rojas Set Triple Jump World Record: 15.43 m

The wax statue of Kobe Bryant is on display at Madame Tussauds Hollywood after a helicopter crash killed the retired basketball star, in Los Angeles, California, U.S., January 29, 2020.

Bryant's Death Sparks Brazilian Campaign Against Homophobia

The former athlete was traveling with four other people who also died in the crash.

NBA Legend Kobe Bryant Dies In Helicopter Crash