Peru Once Again Left Without a President
Jose Maria Balcazar, an 83-year-old congressman sadly known for his support of child marriage, has become Peru’s new interim president.
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Latin America
Venezuela National Assembly Unanimously Passes Amnesty Law
Article 9 excludes from amnesty those who have promoted attacks on national territory by foreign states or corporations.
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The Plight of Migrant Venezuelan Families in Panama
Outside a Panama Metro station, a woman holds a small box of mints. She doesn’t block the flow of people. She doesn’t insist.
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A New Course in the Life of an Immigrant Girl
We will have to teach our daughter to read and write in Spanish so she does not lose her roots, her language, just in case one day…
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Is It Too Soon to Return to Venezuela?
A year and a half ago I took the path that more than eight million Venezuelans have followed over the last decade.
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Cartographies of the Inner State
The work understands drawing as an intimate space of resistance, where repetition is transformed into support and silence into structure. (9 drawings)
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Denationalized Nicas: “The Criminal Theft of Our Pensions”
Exiles, who are retirees, denounce the theft of their pensions for three consecutive years and many depend on their children to survive.
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The Virgin Behind the Glass, Lara, Venezuela – Photo of the Day
Manuel Falcon de Venezuela took our photo of the day “The Virgin Behind the Glass”, in Lara, Venezuela.
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Venezuela: Relatives of Political Prisoners Reach 72 Hours on Hunger Strike
The hunger strike began in Caracas on Saturday, February 14, when ten women joined the extreme measure.
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Las Añez & La Muchacha – Song of the Day
Today’s featured artists are Las Añez and La Muchacha from Colombia. They performed “Liberalo” in March 2025 from locations in Bogota.
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