Honduras denounces at OAS the US interference in elections

Speaking at an extraordinary session of the organization’s Permanent Council in Washington, Torres stated that with his meddling in the elections held two weeks ago, Trump sent an intimidating message that undermined the popular will in this Central American country. The Deputy Foreign Minister specified that, in his social media posts—72 hours before the start […]

Argentina: Vandal attack on Union Leader’s Office condemned

Early today, hooded individuals broke into the Seivara headquarters and vandalized the union leader’s offices. This action, clearly politically motivated, is interpreted as an act of intimidation against union leaders opposed to the labor reform being promoted by the right-wing government of Javier Milei. The attack occurred within the context of the national government’s encroachment […]

Colombia Salt Cathedral Turns Zipaquirá’s Past Into Living Stone Underground

Inside Colombia’s Catedral de Sal de Zipaquirá, 180 meters underground, salt walls hold Indigenous memory and colonial ambition. Opened in 1995, it has welcomed over 13 million visitors, turning a mine into a national shrine,and a business of wonder still. A Mountain That Learned To Speak In Salt The descent is the point. You move […]

Argentina Faces 2026 World Cup Draw With Messi’s Final Question

The 2026 World Cup draw placed Argentina in Group J with Algeria, Austria, and Jordan, with the opening match in Kansas City before moving to Dallas. Yet the bracket feels secondary to one suspenseful plotline: will Lionel Messi return under Lionel Scaloni again? A Sixth World Cup Or A Quiet Exit The itinerary reads like […]

Colombian Thallium Raspberries Murder Mystery Exposes Bogotá’s Elite And Hidden Brokers

After Bogotá teenagers ate chocolate-covered raspberries, thallium killed Inés de Bedout, 14, and Emilia Forero, 13. Now an Interpol Red Notice targets Zulma Guzmán Castro, while investigators chase a phone-linked intermediary known as Zenai across borders and whispers this winter. The Gift That Arrived Without A Name It began the way so many privileged-city afternoons […]

Chile Elects Kast Again: Crime and Memory Shape A Presidency

Chile’s run-off gave Jose Antonio Kast 58 percent of the vote and the presidency, ending the center-left era after Gabriel Boric. His plan aims for tough action on crime and immigration, but the shadow of Pinochet and a divided Congress will test him quickly. A Comeback Built On Fear And Fatigue On a Sunday night […]

Salvadorans supported Cuba in 2025

This support prevailed among those attending the 2025 annual review of the solidarity movement with the island, held at the Cuban Embassy in El Salvador this weekend, where representatives from diverse groups that showed their support for the Cuban people in the year attended the event. For months, Salvadoran solidarity activists stood shoulder to shoulder […]

ALBA-TCP advances on objectives despite threats and aggressions

This on-line meeting, held vwith its nine member countries, was inspired by the example of revolutionary dignity and unwavering defense of sovereignty of the historic leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, and in the context of his 100th birthday to be celebrated in 2026. The 13-point final declaration of the 15th Summit of the […]

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