
Latin America

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Critical 1,300 Families Benefit From Bolivarian Government Social Programs in Caracas Amid Economic Challenges
Over 1,300 families receive medical, nutritional, and social support under the Bolivarian Government’s integrated programs in Caracas. Learn how Venezuela is addressing community needs amid economic hardship. Related: Human Rights in Venezuela: Analysis of the UN Report and the Response of the Bolivarian Government Geopolitical Context Behind Bolivarian Government Social Programs The Bolivarian Government social […]
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Tragic 6 Dead in Dominican Republic Migrant Shipwreck Amid Rising Sea Dangers
Six dead confirmed in Dominican Republic migrant shipwreck as search efforts continue. Rising sea dangers highlight risks of Caribbean migration routes amid ongoing humanitarian concerns. Related: Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Attack on Birthright Citizenship, Defends Immigrant Children’s Rights Geopolitical Context Behind the Dominican Republic Migrant Shipwreck The Dominican Republic migrant shipwreck, which claimed the lives […]
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Argentina’s Vicente Battista Wins the 2025 Rómulo Gallegos International Novel Award
The jury of the International Novel Prize Rómulo Gallegos 2025 award for El simulacro de los espejos, by the Argentine writer and journalist, Vicente Battista. RELATED: Explore the Canaima National Park: The Great Treasure of Nature in Venezuela “It is undoubtedly one of the great contemporary novels.” Said a jury, made up of renowned Latin […]
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Rainy Season Leaves Twenty-Four Dead Since April in Guatemala
Guatemalan civil protection authorities have counted twenty-four deaths since last April due to the rainy season, an official source said on Saturday, as National Coordinator for Disaster Reduction (CONRED) recommends that the population stay informed through official channels. RELATED: U.S. Flood Disaster Exposes Failures of Trump Administration’s Climate and Emergency Policies National Coordinator for Disaster […]
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Honduras Calls To Maintain Preventive Measures COVID-19 Due Cases Increase
The Honduran Health Ministry issued a health alert this Saturday due to the increase in COVID-19 cases in the country and urged citizens to reinforce prevention measures, with special emphasis on protecting the most vulnerable groups. RELATED: Deaths From COVID in New Delhi Increases as Cases Rise Throughout India “COVID-19 continues to pose a risk, […]
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Venezuela Condemns U.S. Sanctions on Cuba’s Díaz-Canel: “Imperialist Aggression Will Not Prevail”
Venezuela issues a strong statement rejecting U.S. sanctions against Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel, denouncing Washington’s actions as imperialist aggression and reaffirming unwavering solidarity with Cuba. Related: Cuba Rejects U.S. Sanctions on Díaz-Canel and Top Officials: “They Will Not Break the Will of the People” In a statement released on July 11, 2025, the Bolivarian Republic […]
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Cuba Rejects U.S. Sanctions on Díaz-Canel and Top Officials: “They Will Not Break the Will of the People”
The Cuban government rejects new U.S. travel sanctions against President Miguel Díaz-Canel and other top officials, denouncing these measures as part of a prolonged and ruthless economic war against the island. Related: Cuba Updates National Terrorist List, Denounces U.S. Inaction Amid Growing Violence On July 11, 2025, the U.S. Department of State announced travel sanctions […]
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Over 200 Venezuelan Nationals Return Home from Texas in Continued Repatriation Effort
As part of the Gran Misión Vuelta a la Patria (Great Mission Return to the Homeland), 201 Venezuelan repatriates arrive from Texas, reinforcing the government’s commitment to national unity and peace under President Nicolás Maduro. Related: 324 Venezuelans Repatriated Under Government-Led Program On the morning of July 11, 2025, a flight carrying 201 Venezuelan nationals […]
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Sheinbaum Condemns Trump’s Migrant Raids in California: Mexican President Defends Latino Communities
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum denounces U.S. immigration raids targeting Latino workers in California, pledges expanded consular support, and warns of economic fallout for the United States. Related: Mexico Calls U.S. Border Closure Over Livestock Pest ‘Exaggerated’ In a forceful morning press conference on July 11, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum condemned the latest wave of U.S. […]
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Ecuador’s President Noboa Faces First Protests of Second Term Over Controversial Laws
The new laws promoted by right-wing parties represent a setback for labor and social rights. ttOn Friday, President Daniel Noboa faced the first wave of social unrest since beginning his second term in May, as labor and civil society groups marched Friday recently approved laws backed by the ruling party’s majority in the National Assembly. […]
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El Salvador’s State of Emergency Targets Bukele’s Critics
The endless emergency state has made people afraid of speaking, protesting or informing abuse. El Salvador remains under a “State of Emergency,” which has become President Nayib Bukele’s primary—and only—security policy against gangs. Supported by thousands of reports of human rights violations, critics warn that this policy is becoming “a tool” to silence dissent. RELATED: […]
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Venezuelan Legislators Declare MEPs Personae Non Gratae Over Gaza Stance
They also denounced that European countries allow money laundering from drug trafficking. On Thursday, Venezuela’s National Assembly declared several members of the European Parliament “personae non gratae” over their support for the genocide being perpetrated by Israel in Gaza. RELATED: Venezuela Marches to Demand Release of Children Detained in the U.S. The Bolivarian lawmakers approved […]
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Argentine Senate Approves Emergency Pension Hike, Defying President Milei
He rejects the legislation, arguing it would increase public spending and undermine its goal of achieving a balanced budget. On Thursday, Argentina’s Senate passed a law granting an emergency increase in retirement pensions, a measure far-right President Javier Milei has repeatedly opposed. RELATED: Argentina Faces Loss of Over 430,000 Jobs Amid Unchecked Trade Liberalization Policies […]
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Venezuelans Begin the Campaign for Municipal Elections
On July 27, citizens will choose 335 mayors and 2,471 councilors and their substitutes As scheduled in the electoral calendar, Venezuela’s campaign for mayoral and city council elections begins Friday. The vote is set for July 27. RELATED: 324 Venezuelans Repatriated Under Government-Led Program From July 10 to 24, more than 50 political organizations will […]