Latin America Archives - Page 64 of 470

Decolonizing the Memory of the Holocaust

It seems the West uses the Holocaust to absolve itself of its own guilt, justifying invasions, colonizations, and genocides.

“Freedom is always a beautiful act that dictatorships can’t stand, because their face denotes the complete opposite.”

The delegations will be in Havana until early February, attempting to establish agreements that allow progress in the peace agreements

Indi Rivero from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Do You Want to Play?”, in Lara, Venezuela. She used a Canon camera.

The Venezuelan police state, like those in Cuba and Nicaragua, is militaristic.

Today’s featured artist is Eddie Palmieri from the US with Puerto Rican ancestry, with “Tirandote Flores” from the album “Molasses” (1967).

The elite counterattack, the president’s “Semilla” party forms a coalition in Congress, & the US levels sanctions on ex-President Giammattei.

Havana Times has held 12 editions full of creativity and captivating visual stories that have left a lasting impression on our readers & team

Even though Milei has only been in office for a month, there have been different protest groups against the reforms he has put forth.

The prosecutor was investigating the January 9th assault on a Guayaquil, Ecuador television station.