
Latin America

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Ecuador: Candidate Gonzalez Votes in Hometown, Highlighting Grassroots Support
‘We’ll be watching closely how the elections unfold and also to defend democracy,’ the Citizen Revolution leader said. On Sunday, Citizen Revolution candidate Luisa Gonzalez exercised her right to vote in the second round of elections in which she is challenging Daniel Noboa for the presidency of Ecuador. RELATED: Former Presidential Candidate Iza Denounces Abuse […]
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Former Presidential Candidate Iza Denounces Abuse of Power in Ecuador
‘We remain vigilant, for the sake of the country and democracy,’ the Indigenous leader Iza said. On Saturday, former presidential candidate Leonidas Iza, who is the leader of the Ecuadorian Indigenous movement, denounced that violations of electoral rules are part of a strategy to manipulate the elections in favor of President Daniel Noboa. RELATED: Ecuadorian […]
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Ecuadorian Presidential Runoff Begins
The elections are taking place amid uncertainty generated by last-minute government decisions. On Sunday, over 13.47 million Ecuadorians are called to vote in the runoff of the presidential elections, in which right-wing President Daniel Noboa and leftist candidate Luisa Gonzalez are competing. RELATED: Ecuador: Gonzalez Denounces Desperate Actions by President Noboa Before the Runoff Once […]
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Ecuador: Gonzalez Denounces Desperate Actions by President Noboa Before the Runoff
‘Democracy cannot be held hostage to electoral calculations or authoritarianism disguised as security,’ CONAIE warned. On Saturday, just hours before the runoff election begins in Ecuador, Citizen Revolution presidential candidate Luisa Gonzalez denounced a series of desperate actions by President Daniel Noboa aimed at influencing the outcome of the presidential election. RELATED: Noboa Decrees State […]
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Venezuela Rejects UK And Guyana Threats to Its National Security
The Venezuelan Executive Vice-president Delcy Rodrguez, expressed her rejection and protest against the warmongering intentions of the Guyanese President Irfaan Ali and the UK government, who recently signed a military cooperation agreement. RELATED: Venezuela Unveils Guyana’s False Flag Plan “Venezuela rejects and protests the bellicose intentions of the Caribbean Zelensky, Irfaan Ali. Guyana threatens Venezuela […]
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Noboa Decrees State of Emergency Few Hours Before Ecuador’s Run Off Elections
President Daniel Noboa, decreed this Saturday the state of emergency in seven provinces, in Quito, a canton of Azuay and in prisons of Ecuador, country that tomorrow will decide in crucial elections to its president until 2029. RELATED: Early Voting Begins in Ecuador for Presidential Elections Run Off The measure, will last for 60 days […]
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Early Voting Begins in Ecuador for Presidential Elections Run Off
In Ecuador, the National Electoral Council (CNE) inaugurated early voting for the second round of elections, giving priority to people over 50 and with severe physical disabilities through the ‘Vote at Home’ program. RELATED: Ecuadorian Presidential Candidates Close Their Campaigns This process, which seeks to ensure inclusion and accessibility in the electoral system, is carried […]
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Venezuela Blames US Sanctions for Chevron’s Return of Oil Shipments to PDVSA
Venezuelan VP Delcy Rodríguez claims US economic sanctions forced Chevron to return crude shipments to PDVSA, while asserting Venezuela’s oil industry resilience. Related: Venezuela Denounces Theft of PDVSA Plane by the U.S. Venezuela Accuses US of Forcing Chevron to Return Crude Shipments Venezuelan Executive Vice President Delcy Rodríguez has publicly accused the United States government […]
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Venezuela Detains Three in “Terrorist” Power Grid Sabotage Case
Venezuela arrests three for allegedly sabotaging the power grid by stealing copper and cables. Government calls it a “terrorist act” during Holy Week, amid ongoing electricity shortages. Related: Venezuelan Government Denounces Terrorist Attack Against National Power Grid Venezuelan authorities have detained three individuals accused of sabotaging the country’s electrical infrastructure in what the government has […]
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Silvio Rodríguez Announces 2025 South American Tour: A Triumphant Return
Cuban music legend Silvio Rodríguez reveals 2025 South American tour dates, visiting Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Peru and Colombia after three-year hiatus. Related: Cuban Singer-Songwriter Eduardo Sosa Passes Away at 52 Silvio Rodríguez, the legendary figure of Cuban Nueva Trova movement, has confirmed a highly anticipated tour through South America scheduled for late 2025. The 78-year-old […]
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HRW Reports Forced Disappearance of 238 Venezuelan Migrants: U.S. and El Salvador Under Scrutiny
Human Rights Watch (HRW) reports the forced disappearance of 238 Venezuelan migrants linked to coordinated actions between the U.S. and El Salvador, raising concerns over human rights violations and lack of government response. Families demand clarity and justice amid international calls for action. Related: Venezuela Accuses the U.S. and El Salvador of Improperly Expelling Migrants […]
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Venezuelan Government Denounces Terrorist Attack Against National Power Grid
Venezuela’s government reports terrorist attack on power grid, blaming opposition groups. CORPOELEC restores service quickly; three suspects arrested amid Holy Week tensions. Related: New Terrorist Attack on Venezuela’s Power Grid Affects 25% of the Country The Bolivarian Government of Venezuela has denounced a “new terrorist and fascist attack” against the National Electric System (SEN), allegedly […]
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Chavismo Remains Invincible After 23 Years: President Maduro
On April 11, 2002, the U.S.-backed far right tried to destabilize the Venezuelan government by kidnapping Hugo Chavez. On Friday, President Nicolas Maduro led the commemorations of the 23rd anniversary of the failed coup d’etat that the U.S.-backed opposition attempted to overthrow then-President Hugo Chavez. RELATED: President Nicolás Maduro Commemorates 12 Years Since the Passing […]
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Bolivian Government Delivers Aid to People Affected by the Rains
Since the beginning of the rainy season in November, authorities have reported 55 deaths and 590,529 affected families. As of Thursday afternoon, the government of President Luis Arce had delivered 14 tons of humanitarian aid to citizens affected by the disasters caused by heavy rains in several Bolivian municipalities. RELATED: Bolivia Warns of Possible Global […]