Latin America Archives - Page 55 of 486

“Maduro Must Go!” Shout Venezuelans at Home and Abroad

The big surprise at the Caracas gathering was the reappearance of opposition leader María Corina Machado before thousands of supporters.

Students from the confiscated Jesuit university attempt to continue their studies in other universities but remain mired in uncertainty.

In the long hours that remain until the Brazilian officials start attending to us at 8 AM, I talk with some of the people near me.

Approves by Consensus a Non-Binding Resolution Demanding the “Protection and Preservation” of All Equipment Used in the Elections.

In Nicaragua, we know what it means to leave the oppressors unpunished and to falsely close dark periods of our history.

Venezuela has begun executing their “Operation Tun Tun,” which allows massive imprisonment, express trials, and numerous disappearances.

We are nearing the deadline for submitting photos for our 13th contest. Take advantage of the remaining month to send in your pictures!

The latest in a series of power outages since Puerto Rico privatized its electrical grid in the wake of 2017’s devastating Hurricane Maria.

Cuban authorities have been helping Venezuela for over 15 years to redesign its armed forces and intelligence services.

“An evil man is capable of burning his own nation to the ground to rule over its ashes.” -Sun Tzu