Iran Accuses US of Testing Chemical Weapons in Attack on the South

Iran accused the United States of “deliberately” testing new chemical weapons in an attack on the city of Lamerd on the first day of the war, February 28, resulting in 21 deaths and approximately one hundred injured. “According to independent investigations by the Ministry of Health, these weapons used chemical agents to increase their lethality, […]

More Than 10,000 People Protest in Dublin Against Donald Trump’s Visit

More than 10,000 people marched through the streets of Dublin city center this Saturday to protest the visit of US President Donald Trump to the island this weekend and in defense of traditional Irish military neutrality. This anti-war march, under the slogan ‘Trump, you are not welcome’, was organized by associations such as the Irish […]

Gulf of Mexico oil spill near Ciudad del Carmen: Mexican Navy deploys 255 personnel, ships, and aircraft while Pemex repairs a damaged subsea pipeline.

Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill: 255 Naval Personnel Lead Urgent Response

Gulf of Mexico oil spill prompts Mexico to deploy 255 naval personnel as Pemex repairs a subsea pipeline and monitors the slick’s movement offshore. Related: Mexico Deploys Anti-drone Security Operation Along Northern Border Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Triggers Naval Response Off Campeche The Gulf of Mexico oil spill detected on Thursday, September 10, 2026, […]

Ecuador fishermen released after U.S. forces destroyed the Montecristi and Don Rufo fishing boats in Pacific anti-drug operations.

Ecuador Fishermen Released: 28 Freed After Controversial U.S. Boat Strikes

Ecuador fishermen released: 28 crew members freed after prosecutors failed to show evidence of criminal activity linked to U.S. strikes on Pacific fishing boats. Related: Human Rights Mission Denounces Repression, Militarization and Extractivism in Ecuador Ecuador Fishermen Released After U.S. Strikes on Pacific Boats Ecuador fishermen released became the central development in a growing legal […]

Colombian aerial spraying plan for illicit crops suspended by court in Putumayo

Colombian Judge Halts Government Aerial Spraying Plan In Putumayo

A Colombian judge has ordered the immediate suspension of a government pilot program for aerial spraying of illicit crops in Putumayo, citing concerns over its effects on farming communities and the environment.

Iguazu Falls walkway closure as Iguazu River flow exceeds 8.4 million liters per second

Iguazu Falls Walkway Closed As River Flow Surges Above 8.4m Liters Per Second

A main walkway at Iguazu Falls on the Brazilian side was closed after the Iguazu River surged above 8.4 million liters per second. Authorities are monitoring the river as unusually high flows are forecast in the coming months.

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Colombia: De la Espriella Ends Petro’s Total Peace Policy

Colombia’s government has announced this Friday the closure of various dialogue mechanisms and temporary security zones established during the previous administration, marking a shift in the country’s security policy. The far-right Colombian government has announced the closure of several dialogue mechanisms and temporary security zones established during the previous administration of Gustavo Petro (2022-2026), reflecting […]

Supreme Court Justice André Mendonça granted a request from Chief Justice Edson Fachin to remove the secrecy surrounding the Banco Master investigation, a case that has implicated sitting members of Brazil's highest court. Photo: EFE.

Brazilian Supreme Court Lifts Secrecy on Master Bank Fraud Probe

The Supreme Federal Court of Brazil has lifted this Friday the confidentiality of investigations into the Master Bank fraud case, the largest banking fraud in the country’s history. The decision, made by Judge André Mendonça, comes in response to a request from Supreme Federal Court ‘s President, Edson Fachin. The move aims to allow all […]

In the midst of diplomatic consultations, Iran warned that no peace can be guaranteed in navigation as long as illegal interference, maritime blockade and economic war continue to be imposed by the U.S. government. Photo: EFE.

Iran, Gulf States to Hold Key Summit on Hormuz Maritime Transit

Iran and Gulf states will hold a summit on September 14 in Salalah, Oman, to address maritime security and navigation routes in the Hormuz Strait, amidst rising tensions and economic pressures. Iran and the Gulf Cooperation Council states will convene in the Omani city of Salalah next Monday to hammer out navigation corridors through the […]

Although the Executive is planning to issue temporary bonds as a mechanism for social mitigation of inflationary upheaval, the letter of the memo itself warns about the imminent risk of a "revival of social unrest" caused by the deterioration in purchasing power. Photo: X/@EconomiaBo.

Bolivia Agrees Harsh IMF Adjustment Package in Exchange for $1.9 Billion

Bolivia’s government has submitted to the Legislative Assembly a memorandum of understanding with the International Monetary Fund that sets out a sweeping fiscal adjustment program in exchange for $1.9 billion in external financing, to be disbursed over the next three years. The agreement between IMF and Bolivian government establishes as its central goal reducing the […]

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Venezuela Suriname cooperation agreements expand energy, agriculture, fisheries, trade, transport and education ties while advancing sovereign Caribbean integration. Related: BRICS Summit Opens In New Delhi Venezuela and Suriname Sign Agreements to Benefit Both Peoples Venezuela Suriname cooperation agreements were signed on Friday in Paramaribo as part of a high-level meeting aimed at strengthening regional integration, […]

Venezuela Suriname cooperation agreements: Delcy Rodríguez and Jennifer Geerlings-Simons sign energy, agriculture, fisheries, transport, tourism, and education accords in Paramaribo.

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