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Panama: Editorial on “Urgent Bridges”

“Discrediting remarks and closing the door to any conversation from a position of power is a strategy that has historically borne no fruit…”

The pressure exerted by Trump on Mexico has prompted a shift in what was the Lopez Obrador government’s anti-drug strategy.

A friend of ours still living in Cuba, recently wrote to us, nearly in tears, because his phone fell to the ground and the screen shattered.

Through defunding and dismissing personnel, he’s launched what appears to be an attempt to dismantle the Human Rights Secretariat…

Yordanka Caridad from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Street in Curitiba, Brazil”.

All united around a common target: the current government and its stance on sovereignty, mining, and social security.

Today’s featured artist is Cazuza from Brazil with the song “Ideologia” from 2021.

Corn is central to Mexico’s agriculture, cuisine, nutrition, and culture. It is the center of origin for corn, since thousands of years ago.

A frank and wise account of over 40 years of reporting from Latin America by one of its most seasoned journalists.

I have been thinking about opening my own butcher shop. However, the minimum amount needed for that is 50,000 reais (around $9,000 dollars)