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What’s at Stake in Sunday’s Elections in Bolivia

Commentary by Daniel Zovatto on: What’s at Stake in Sunday’s Elections in Bolivia. Most of latest polls agree a second round is probable.

Today’s featured band is Las Luces Primeras from Argentina with the song “Actriz” from the album “Forestal Tape” (2018).

Arnold Morazán was reportedly one of 32 Honduran water defenders targeted and criminalized for protesting an open-pit mine.

Today’s featured artist is Leticia Estrada singing with La Orquesta de Alex Tovar from Colombia with the song “Tengo una debilidad” (1973).

About 10,000 indigenous Colombians were moving towards Bogota, on Wednesday to press the government to stop the constant massacres.

The Brazilian private investment firm J&F Investimentos pleaded guilty on Wednesday to paying around 150 million dollars in bribes.

President Nicolás Maduro’s regime has committed large-scale human-rights violations, some of which amount to crimes against humanity.

Today’s featured artist is La Muchacha from Colombia with the song “Pal’ Monte” from the album “Polen” (2018). Send us your favorite songs!

In all repressive dictatorships, some rebels are imprisoned, others assassinated, and many others must begin the journey into exile.

Today’s featured artist is Cande Buasso from Argentina with a tribute to Luis Alberto Spinetta with the song “Barro tal vez” (2017).