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Antonia Urrejola Appointed Chilean Foreign Minister in Boric’s Cabinet

Gabriel Boric: “Today a new chapter in our democratic history begins. We are not starting from zero, we know that there is a history…”

“They suffered blows to their privates, their arms, their legs, their back; they were even kicked in the face,” relatives denounced.

Now in 2022 and amidst the cumulative effects of a food crisis, citizens are still not being informed about the status of these plans.

Seven tons of powdered milk sent by Code Pink, The People’s Forum and Puentes de Amor are on their way to pediatric hospitals in Havana.

Allowing open entrance into Nicaragua has activated a new migratory route that could bring another wave of Cubans hoping to reach the US.

Tomas Farini, lawyer for the victims, questions that the immediate arrest of the Iranian was not requested despite the Interpol warrant.

Lazara Karenia Gonzalez, a 28-year-old woman, is still being held in detention after taking part in the July 11th protests in Cardenas.

For their alleged participation in the civic July 11th protests the prosecution seeks Draconian sentences.

Since formally aligning with China, the term “Belt and Road” has begun to gain ground in the discourse of Daniel Ortega’s regime.

We wanted to stop talking about Afro-descendants in the abstract & introduce readers to a variety of women & men, young & old, rural & urban.