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Argentina Seeks a Way Out (Again) of its Labyrinth

Argentina was heading for an even greater economic & social catastrophe, warned the president, if it did not reach an agreement with the IMF.

“I don’t expect all of the economic elite to necessarily agree with me. What I do hope is that they understand they need to contribute more.”

The Rastafari movement began in Jamaica during the 1930s. It has become internationally known for its contribution to culture & the arts…

It’s a major victory for Indigenous land rights & comes just days after a pipeline burst & started spewing crude oil in the Ecuadorian Amazon.

Costa Rican presidential candidates promise an open-arms immigration policy and a diplomacy aimed at defending human rights and democracy.

“We are confirming that the missing link in this whole equation of illicit trafficking is the gun companies…”

Indi Rivero from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Countryside”, in Lara, Venezuela. She used a Panasonic DMC-FH5 camera.

“As a form of protest and solidarity with the people of Nicaragua in general and with its university community in particular…”

The Biden administration had already quietly begun returning Venezuelans to Colombia under the Trump-era public health policy Title 42.

“Today the threats were ultimately fulfilled. One of our colleagues died at the hands of three people who shot him in a cowardly manner.”