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U.S. Sanctions Iranian Officials, Prison, and Financial Network in Pressure Campaign

In a major escalation, the U.S. sanctioned five senior Iranian officials, the notorious Fardis Prison, and an international shadow banking network. The United States sanctioned on Thursday five senior Iranian security officials, a notorious prison, and an alleged international shadow banking network, escalating financial pressure on Tehran to fuel unrest among its people, as part […]

The blackout put the state of the electricity infrastructure in the centre of the debate, in a background of strong tariff adjustment that failed to translate into an improvement in the quality of service. Photo: Pagina 12.

Argentina: Mass Blackout Hits Buenos Aires City

Over 500,000 users lost power in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in a massive blackout with severe impact on public transport and affecting the subway system. A technical failure in the high-voltage system left on January 15 without electricity to large areas of the city of Buenos Aires and its Metropolitan Area, leaving approximately one million users […]

Nicaragua demands the release of President Maduro

At the XXVIII graduation ceremony of the “Leonel Rugama” Police University, Commander Daniel Ortega denounced the US aggression against Venezuela and called for the defense of sovereignty and peace through national and international unity.

Israel Stifles UNRWA’s Operations to Force Its Withdrawal from East Jerusalem

The UN agency denounces the cutting of basic services and the closure of health centers under laws declared illegal by the international community.

Venezuelan Teachers March in Caracas for the Release of President Maduro and Cilia Flores

On the occasion of Teachers’ Day in Venezuela, commemorated every January 15th, the national education sector mobilized this Thursday in the capital city of Caracas to express its rejection of the military attack and kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores by U.S. military forces on January 3rd. The mobilization, part of […]

Acting President Presents 2025 State of the Nation Address, Sovereign Wealth Funds and Socioeconomic Laws

The Acting President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, presented her 2025 State of the Nation Address to the National Assembly this Friday, announcing the creation of two sovereign wealth funds to channel foreign currency toward strategic sectors of the country. “Any foreign currency that comes in will go to two funds. I […]

Southern Command seizes oil tanker in new act of piracy

Southern Command detailed that Marines and naval personnel from Joint Task Force Southern Spear departed from the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford to carry out the operation. Photo: Screenshot

Cuba Holds International Congress on the 60th Anniversary of the Tricontinental Conference

Participants highlighted the common struggle against U.S. imperialism. On Wednesday, the University of Havana closed the International Congress “60 Years of the Tricontinental,” which commemorated the 1966 conference. Participants called for the defense of sovereignty, historical memory, and the right of peoples to self-determination. RELATED: China Proposes International Collaboration to Defend Venezuelan Sovereignty and Regional […]

Ugandans Attend Presidential Elections Amid Technical Failures

Technical problems even affected President Yoweri Museveni when he tried to vote. On Thursday, polling stations in Uganda closed an hour later than scheduled due to technical failures in biometric equipment. Nearly 21.6 million people were eligible to vote at more than 50,000 polling stations. RELATED: Museveni Confirms Candidacy as Uganda Opens Presidential Nominations Election […]

Syrian Democratic Forces Obstruct Humanitarian Corridor in Deir Hafir

The Kurdish military group closed roads with concrete and earth barriers. On Thursday, Syrian authorities accused the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) of blocking a humanitarian corridor in Deir Hafir, which prevents civilian evacuations amid the current attacks. RELATED: Syria: Clashes in Aleppo Force Thousands to Flee Kurdish Districts The Deir Hafir administration stated that […]

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Discover the legacy of Paraguay’s 60-stripe Para’í poncho, a UNESCO-protected symbol of national resilience.  In precolonial Paraguay, Native People handcrafted a garment called the poncho, weaving natural materials with distinctive techniques passed down through generations. Specifically, the 60-stripe poncho‘s (Para’í) meaning was forever altered during the 1860s war. Beyond its practical use for warmth and […]

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