Latin America Archives - Page 7 of 497

Maria Corina Highlights Venezuela’s Potential as a US Ally

Machado insisted on the need to rebuild institutions, respect human rights, guarantee freedom of expression, the rule of law, and a new authentic electoral process.

Trump to Lunch Today in Private with Maria Corina Machado

Acting president Delcy Rodriguez, described by Trump as a “fantastic person,” announced a new political moment in Venezuela on Wednesday.

Peru: Fair Markets for Agroecology Require Political Will

“The authorities and officials have committed to take measures, but we need to move from words to action.”

The Path of International Justice in the Case of Nicolas Maduro

That Maduro is tried for crimes against humanity before jurisdictions that uphold international standards is a test of international law.

Venezuelan Majority Opposition Opts for Pragmatism

“Our duty is to remain vigilant so that Venezuelans’ right to live in democracy becomes a reality,” says PUD secretary.

Cuba: Urgent Call to Release Political Prisoners

Cuban human rights activists made an urgent call to action demanding the immediate and unconditional release of all people imprisoned for political reasons in Cuba.

Venezuela Amid Relief Without Maduro and Fear of Chavismo

Venezuelans demand a democratic transition without political prisoners, with free elections and justice without impunity.

Once Again, Cuba Contributes Its Dead Abroad

It’s not the first time that Cuban blood is spilled in far-off places for no reason, due to the grandiose ambitions of the dictatorship.

Paper Pardons in Venezuela

In Venezuela, freedom for political prisoners has become an announcement: it is promised in statements and vanishes in reality.

My New Electric Bicycle

What I had been wishing for, for a long time, is an electric bicycle. Not a motorcycle, nor a regular bicycle.