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President of Argentina Mauricio Macri shakes hands with his Bolivian counterpart Evo Morales during a joint press conference held on Monday at the Casa Rosada, in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Argentina: Evo Morales Meets Macri to Discuss Bilateral Ties
Bolivian constitution will recognize three new Indigenous languages.
Bolivian Constitution To Recognize 3 New Indigenous Languages
Former Ecuadorean Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino Saud speaks to reporters
Former FM Calls Ecuador's Moreno a CIA-controlled US 'Vassal'
Chile's Piñera, back on March 22, became the first annual president of the right-wing bloc ProSur.
Chile Opts out of UNASUR in a Bid for Right-Wing Integration
A previously declassified, redacted version of an FBI report on the abduction and murder of two Cuban Embassy officers in Buenos Aires and version released as part of the Argentina Declassification Project
Uruguay To Ask Argentina for Operation Condor Documents

In Pictures

People light candles for the victims of Sri Lanka's serial bomb blasts, in Karachi, Pakistan April 21, 2019.
Sri Lanka Mourns Horrific Attacks on Easter Sunday
Approximately 2,199, 907 militiamen marched in formation through the capital city Saturday, April 14.,
Venezuela Turns Out for Militia Day Celebrations
Indian Women March Against Modi Admin's Hate Politics
Indian Women March Against Modi Admin's Hate Politics
Palestinians gather as tear gas is fired by Israeli forces during a protest marking Land Day and the first anniversary of a surge of border protests, at the Israel-Gaza border fence east of Gaza City March 30, 2019.
Palestinians Mark 1st Anniversary of Great March of Return
Citizens protest against social security reforms in the neighborhoods Sao Paulo, Brazil, March 22, 2019.
Brazilians Reject Bolsonaro's Neoliberal Pension System Reform

World

Members of a rescue team are seen next to a crashed bus where dozens of people died and others were injured, in the route La Paz-Yungas north of La Paz
Passenger Bus Falls Off Ravine And Leaves At Least 25 Dead
U.S. President Donald Trump passes Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau during working luncheon at the 73rd session of the United Nations General Assembly at U.N. headquarters in New York
US Threatens To Veto UN Resolution That Helps Rape Victims
A man walks past Irish Republican graffiti in west Belfast in a file photo.
New IRA Claims Responsibility Apologizes for Journalist's Death
Lemurs, which are found only on Madagascar, are an endangered species due mainly to deforestation and hunting.
Poachers Threaten Precious Madagascar Forest and Lemurs
On April 16, workers from Pichincha Universal joined a massive anti-government protest in the capital, Quito, against Moreno’s neoliberal policies.
Ecuador Collectives Denounce Radio Pulled off Air to the UN
Opinion
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter makes remarks at a luncheon following a morning symposium for the 25th anniversary of the Camp David Peace Accords between Israel and Egypt.

Jimmy Carter: US Is Most Warlike Nation in History of the World

18 April 2019
Confetti falls as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara stand on stage after Netanyahu spoke following the announcement of exit polls in Israel's parliamentary election.

War Versus Peace: Israel Has Decided and So Should We

18 April 2019
Poster showing late Cuban President Fidel Castro and his brother Raul hangs inside a subsidised state store, in Havana.

Politics of Culture in US: 'The Invisible Hand of the Market'?

15 April 2019
Simon Bolivar (above) and St. Lucia's Jean Baptiste Bideau fought and died defending Venezuela’s independence against the Spanish invaders.

Bolivar and Bideau: A Valuable Venezuela-Caribbean Legacy

11 April 2019
New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern attends the Friday prayers at Hagley Park outside Al-Noor mosque in Christchurch.

New Zealand: Can Christchurch Heal Our Collective Wounds?

28 March 2019
Analysis
Ruptly's video of the Julian Assange arrest.

Misleading Headlines Offer Latest Conspiracy on Assange Arrest

12 April 2019
Protests against far-right Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration rage on as the country goes to poll.

‘Soul of India at Stake': Why Progressives Want Modi Out

11 April 2019
Overall 900 million people are eligible to exercise their franchise over a period of some 39 days.

General Election: India's First Phase of Voting Gets Underway

11 April 2019
The logo of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency is shown in the lobby of the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia.

National Endowment for Destabilization? CIA in Latin America

4 April 2019
Elliott Abrams meets with the Palestinian Prime Minsiter Ahmed Qurie in Abu Dis near West Bank on Aug. 5, 2004.

How Elliott Abrams Orchestrated the 2007 Palestinian Civil War

30 March 2019

In Depth

Stories

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Sports

Afghan women play symbolic role in peace talks.
Afghan Women Go Online to Set #myredline for Peace
Conmebol President Alejandro Dominguez speaks during a press conference on Tuesday, April 9, 2019.
Argentina, Colombia to Jointly Host 2020 Conmebol Championship
Two-time Olympic and triple world champion, South Africa runner, Caster Semenya struggles with abnormally high testosterone levels.
UN Rejects IAAF Proposal to Sort Athletes by Sexual Development
Flamengo's Gabriel Barbosa in action with Liga de Quito's Jose Quintero and Nicolas Freire.
CONMEBOL Rejects US Bid to Host 2020 Copa America Tournament
Mar 5, 2019; Tampa, FL, USA; Team United States pose for a photo before a game against Brazil in a She Believes Cup.
US National Women's Soccer Team Sues for Equal Pay