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Demanding justice for Camilo Catrillanca, Mapuche leaders called on Michelle Bachelet to intervene in the case.
Mapuche Leaders Seek Bachelet's Help in Catriallanca Case
Ruined house in Honduras in the October 2018 floods. Oct. 2018
Honduras Declared Country Most Affected By Climate Change As Floods...
The three presidential candidates in a debate organized by University of El Salvador, El Salvador.
El Salvador: 3 Presidential Candidates Attend Debate, 1 Evades
An ELN rebel n Colombia. The Marxist organization once again calls on Duque government to resume peace talks in Cuba. Aug. 2017
ELN Calls Ceasefire, Asks Gov't To Resume Havana Peace Talks
Colombia: 13 Wounded During Barranquilla Nightclub Explosion
Colombia: 13 Wounded During Barranquilla Nightclub Explosion

In Pictures

ALBA-TCP Summit: In Defense of Latin America and the Caribbean
ALBA-TCP Summit: In Defense of Latin America and the Caribbean
A Palestinian stands amidst smoke during clashes with Israeli troops near the Jewish settlement of Beit El, near Ramallah, in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Dec. 13, 2018.
Palestinians Clash With Israeli Forces in Ramallah
The Pilgrimage for Guadalupe-Tonantzin, Lady Covered by Snakes
The Pilgrimage for Guadalupe-Tonantzin, Lady Covered by Snakes
Signs Against Climate Change From Paris to Katowice
Signs Against Climate Change From Paris to Katowice
Greek workers stage a massive march in the capital of Athens to protest government cuts in pensions and wages. Media outlets across the country staged a similar strike Tuesday, Nov. 28.
Massive Strike Against Austerity Halts Transit in Greece

World

Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May leaves 10 Downing Steet in London, Britain, Dec. 17, 2018.
UK's May: Vote on Brexit Deal to Take Place on Week of Jan. 14
Houthi militants patrol a street where pro-Houthi protesters demonstrated against the Saudi-led coalition in Hodeidah.
Yemen: Clashes in Hodeidah Continue as Ceasefire Set to Start
Saudi Arabia is unhappy with U.S. Senate's vote on Yemen and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Saudi Arabia Says US Senate Vote on Yemen War an ‘Interference’
North Korea Warns US Sanctions Could Derail Denuclearization
North Korea Warns US Sanctions Could Derail Denuclearization
Cambodia Seizes 3.2 Tons of African ivory
Cambodia Seizes 3.2 Tons of African Ivory
Opinion
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reacts during a speech.

The Real Face of Trudeau: Are Palestinians Canada’s New Jews?

11 December 2018
Critics contend that Ecuadorean President Lenin Moreno (L) is seeking to reverse the progressive achievements of his leftist predecessor.

Why No Outrage Over Ecuador's Illegal Constituent Assembly?

30 November 2018
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attends an annual state memorial ceremony for Israel's first prime minister, David Ben Gurion, at his gravesite in Sde Boker, Israel.

Netanyahu's Predicament: The Era of Easy Wars Is Over

26 November 2018
Migrants, part of a caravan of thousands trying to reach the U.S., stand in line for a free meal after arriving in Tijuana, Mexico, Nov. 13, 2018.

The US Responsibility in Visible and Nonvisible Migration

14 November 2018
Halliburton's president and CEO Jeff Miller, and executive chairman Dave Lesar ring the opening bell with other corporate management at the NYSE in New York.

Lack of Accountability Marks Halliburton’s 100-year Anniversary

14 November 2018
Analysis
British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn speaks during the Party of European Socialists annual meeting in Lisbon, Portugal, Dec. 7, 2018.

Brexit: Can Jeremy Corbyn Still Come To Power?

13 December 2018
Graffiti by artist Khytul Abyad, depicting children playing with barbed wires in Indian Occupied Kashmir.

Kashmiri Artists’ ‘Act of Resistance’ Against Indian Occupation

10 December 2018
Mexico's new President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador at his inauguration ceremony in Congress, December 1, 2018.

Mexico: President AMLO's Inaugural Speech Offers 'New Hope'

1 December 2018
Mexico's president-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador

Mexico: AMLO's Swearing-In Ceremony and His Leftist Guest List

1 December 2018
Women in El Salvador face one of the harshest laws which prosecutes women even for a still birth or miscarriage that could be perceived as an induced abortion.

Anti-Abortion Laws Are Killing, Torturing Women

25 November 2018

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Williams’s world ranking had fallen to 451 when she was not seeded at the French Open. The American was, however, seeded 25th at this year’s Wimbledon despite being ranked outside the world’s top 32 players.
Tennis Association Increases Rankings Protection for Returning Mothers
Pictured are South Africa's captain Siya Kolisi (L) and Egyptian striker Mohamed Salah (R).
Egypt, South Africa Vie to Host 2019 Africa Cup of Nations
Manchester City's Raheem Sterling scores against racism.
Manchester City's Raheem Sterling Supported After Racist Attack
Cockfighting has grown in popularity since the early 1770’s when it was known as a “gentleman’s sport.
Puerto Rico Rejects US Ban on Lucrative Cockfighting Industry
Wayne Rooney bids farewell to the England National Team, in their exhibition game against the U.S.A. Nov.15, 2018. Reuters
Wayne Rooney's Visit to White House Apolitical