• Live
    • Audio Only
  • google plus
  • facebook
  • twitter

Cuban President Calls For Massive March Honoring Jose Marti
As always, the march will go from the University of Havana to the Fragua Martiana

Through his Twitter account, Cuban president Miguel Diaz-Canel sent a message for all Cubans to pay tribute with the most massive march.

Full Story

Brazilian Indigenous Tribes to Sue Bolsonaro Over Crude Remarks
Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro gestures after a meeting with Brazil's Energy Minister Bento Albuquerque in Brasilia, Brazil January 15, 2020.

The far-right leader has been known to make several insensitive comments in the past, including many remarks targeting Brazil's Indigenous people. 

Full Story

Students protest while repeating the PSU that was suspended a few weeks ago.

Chilean Students Protest Controversial Exam in Santiago

The students have expressed their opposition to the repetitive and controversial PSU test that they claim is part of the profit and segregation system in Chilean education.

The statement highlighted that the de facto government has the goal of deteriorating relations with Cuba.

Cuba Rejects Bolivian Coup Leaders Pretexts To Break Relations

The Cuban Foreign Affair Minister released a statement rejecting the Bolivian putschist government claims that Cuba has been hostile towards Bolivia.

John Freddy Vargas was shot multiple times while traveling with his girlfriend on a motorcycle.

Colombia: Ex-FARC Member and Peace Deal Signatory Assassinated

So far, including Vargas, another four ex-FARC members and peace agreement signatories have been murdered in 2020.

Former President Evo Morales said they are

Bolivia's MAS Party Remains Ahead In Voting Intentions: Poll

Analysts consider that MAS has a firm advantage based on the vote from rural and peri-urban areas, with the Indigenous and farmer populations.

The vote came amid a political crisis and four months after President Vizcarra signed an executive order to dissolve the then opposition-run assembly.

Peru Elects a Highly Right-Wing Fragmented Congress

The new configuration is likely to give President Martin Vizcarra a new chance to push his package of anti-corruption reforms.

Lula de Silva, then President of Brazil, delivers speech in front of large crowd in Brasilia.

Lula Calls on Brazilians to Fight to Regain Nation's Democracy

Lula said the Brazilian President and his regime have suffered a major political setback when he regained freedom.

Relatives of a victim of the disaster of the tailings dam owned by Brazilian mining company Vale in Brumadinho, Minas Gerais state, Brazil, Jan. 25, 2020.

'Greed Brought the Brumadinho Dam Tragedy in Brazil' Lula Says

Brazilian Vale company was behind one of the world's worst mining disasters on January 25, 2019.

In Depth & Specials
Pope Francis delivers the "Urbi et Orbi" Christmas Day message from the main balcony of St. Peter
Pope Francis Urges for Change in the Hearts of Individuals
Sweedish climate activist, Greta Thunberg, joined the activity in Madrid.
COP25: Thousands Raise Their Voice Against Climate Change
The year 2019 puts an end to a decade marked by exceptional heat registers, by the decline of ice and by unprecedented worldwide sea levels, changes exacerbated by greenhouse gas emissions.
UN: Human Health Still at Stake Because of Climate Change
Poverty mostly affects children and adolescents, women, indigenous people and people of African descent, residents in rural areas and those who are unemployed.
Over 191 Million Latin Americans Are Living in Poverty in 2019
Protesters in Berlin, Germany, taking part of Global Climate Strike of the movement Friday for Future.
Global Strikes to Pressure U.N. Climate Summit COP25
World´s largest economies were responsible for expelling the biggest amount of Carbon Dioxide and other greenhouse gasses, China with 13 gigatons and U.S with 6 gigatons.
UNEP Warns 3.2 C Temperature Rise Despite Paris Agreement
  • Specials
Headlines by country