Latin America & Caribbean

Dilma Rousseff
In 2003, "Leftists" applauded the inauguration of Luis Ignacio da Silva as a victory against neoliberalism, without acknowledging that Lula's PT had embraced the demands of Wall Street and the IMF. In the words of IMF Managing Director (2003) "the IMF listens to President Lula and the economic team".
The Cuban Revolution constitutes a fundamental landmark in the history of humanity, which challenges the legitimacy of global capitalism. In all major regions of the World, the Cuban revolution has been a source of inspiration and struggle...
Fidel Castro Ruz, leader of the Cuban Revolution has passed. The Cuban Revolution constitutes a fundamental landmark in the history of humanity, which challenges the legitimacy of global capitalism.
The Junta ordered a hike in the price of bread from 11 to 40 escudos. While food prices had skyrocketed, wages had been frozen. From one day to the next, an entire country had been precipitated into abysmal poverty; in less than a year the price of bread in Chile increased thirty-six fold.
Twenty-seven Protesters Dead Amid Sandinista Government Crackdown in Nicaragua By Andrea Lobo, April 24, 2018
Commemorating the Independence of Venezuela By Nino Pagliccia, April 23, 2018
Latin America in the Time of Trump: US Domination and The “Neo-Monroe Doctrine” By Prof. James Petras, April 23, 2018
Don’t Count on Belize Giving up Its Land to Guatemala Anytime Soon By Andrew Korybko, April 22, 2018
Cuba Chooses a New President By Stephen Lendman, April 19, 2018
Climate Change Brings Transformations in Cuba By Yisell Rodríguez Milán and Danae González Del Toro, April 17, 2018
Prisoner of Pinochet: No Triumph of the Human Spirit By Prof Susan Babbitt, April 16, 2018
Evo Morales: “The Greatest Threat Against Freedom, Against Democracy, Against Mother Earth and Against Multilateralism Is the United States” By Internationalist 360, April 16, 2018
Video: The 2018 Elections and Democracy in Revolutionary Cuba By Juan Carlos Rodriguez Diaz, Yamil Martinez Marrero, and Michael Welch, April 13, 2018
Argentine Newspapers Recuperated by Workers’ Cooperatives By Carolina de Assis, April 10, 2018
Swiss Mining Corporations in Flagrant Violation of Human Rights – Swiss Government Complicit By Peter Koenig, April 09, 2018
Dilma Rousseff
Brazil’s Political Crisis: The Meaning of Lula’s Imprisonment By Felipe Demier, April 08, 2018
The Struggle Against Illegitimate Public and Private Debt Which Are at the Core of the Capitalist System By Eric Toussaint, April 07, 2018
Venezuela Rejects Swiss Sanctions and Panama Accusations of Funding WMD and Terrorism By Paul Dobson, April 05, 2018
The Isolation of Julian Assange Must Stop By John Pilger, April 02, 2018
Elections and Democracy in Revolutionary Cuba: Canada National Speaking Tour, March 21-April 4 By Global Research News, April 01, 2018
Warfare Tools
Venezuela Raises the Minimum Wage. “It’s an Offense” Says the ILO, It Goes against the Rights of Corporations By Nino Pagliccia, March 31, 2018
Social Activism Funded by Global Capitalism, Serves the Neoliberal World Order. The 2018 World Social Forum (WSF) in Salvador, Brazil By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, March 28, 2018
Teachers’ Rebellion Spreads on Four Continents By Eric London, March 28, 2018
Reparations for Colonialism and Genocide By Colonialism Reparation, March 27, 2018
Colombia Scraps Amazon Highway Plans Due to Deforestation Concerns By Taran Volckhausen, March 26, 2018
Bolivia vs. Chile: The Regional Consequences of Liberalism vs. Realism By Andrew Korybko, March 25, 2018
US Is Stepping on the Cuban Rake Again By Dmitry Bokarev, March 22, 2018
Cuba–U.S. Relations: Obama and Beyond By Edgar Göll, March 20, 2018
Keeping Power with the People: Puerto Rico’s Energy Future By Sean Sweeney, March 19, 2018
Marielle Killing: An Imminent Military Coup in Brazil? By Edu Montesanti, March 19, 2018
Imperialism Today: A Critical Assessment of Latin American Dependency Theory By Claudio Katz and Richard Fidler, March 16, 2018
Microplastics Found in Global Bottled Water, A 147 Billion Dollars Annual Market By Christopher Tyree and Dan Morrison, March 15, 2018
Venezuela, India Want to Ditch US Dollar, Use Rupee for Trade By Telesur, March 15, 2018
Open Letter in Support of Mediation Not Sanctions on Venezuela By Raul Burbano, March 12, 2018
Human Trafficking from Haiti to Chile By Dady Chery, March 11, 2018
The Legacy of Hugo Chavez: The “Somos Todos Venezuela” Meeting in Caracas By Nino Pagliccia, March 10, 2018
Foreign “Meddling” in Elections—Yankee Imperialist Style By Bill Van Auken, March 07, 2018
Lessons From Cuba By Will Podmore, March 06, 2018
Hurricane Katrina: US Let Its Citizens Die Rather Than Accept Cuban Aid By Shane Quinn, March 05, 2018
Illegal US Sanctions Extended on Russia and Venezuela By Stephen Lendman, March 03, 2018
What the Oxfam ‘Sex Scandal’ Should Teach Us About NGO Imperialism: Haiti, the “Republic of NGOs” By Yves Engler, March 01, 2018
Prostituting Charity: The Oxfam Debate By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, February 28, 2018
Ecuador Headwater Ecosystems and Biodiversity Endangered By John Seed, February 28, 2018
A Dozen Latin American Countries Issue “Moral Sanctions” Against Venezuela By Nino Pagliccia, February 25, 2018
Venezuela: Petro Sales Exceed $1 Billion in Just Two Days By Telesur, February 25, 2018
Cuba Is an Example for Fighting Hunger: FAO By Telesur, February 24, 2018
The Venezuelan “Petro” – Towards a New World Reserve Currency? By Peter Koenig, February 23, 2018
War Preparations Against Venezuela as Election Nears By Kevin Zeese and Margaret Flowers, February 23, 2018
Che Guevara, Apostle of the Oppressed : His Legacy. Symbol of Resistance By Salim Lamrani, February 23, 2018
Venezuela: Revenge of the Mad-Dog Empire By Ajamu Baraka, February 22, 2018
Crack and the Contras: How the CIA, Mainstream Media Propaganda and the Contras Fueled the Crack Cocaine Epidemic By Timothy Alexander Guzman, February 21, 2018
‘Virus’ of Nationalism Has Been Smashed Repeatedly with Dictatorships Installed by the US By Shane Quinn, February 20, 2018
Venezuelan Constituent Assembly Approves Workers’ Councils Law By Paul Dobson, February 20, 2018
The Colombian and Venezuelan Refugee Crisis: Mainstream Media Distortion By Joe Emersberger, February 19, 2018
Venezuela Decides to Hold Presidential Elections. The Opposition Chooses to Boycott Democracy By Nino Pagliccia, February 18, 2018
Regime Change Fails: Is a Military Coup or Invasion of Venezuela Next? By Kevin Zeese and Margaret Flowers, February 14, 2018
“US Foreign Policy Is the Greatest Crime Since WWII,” Former US Attorney General Ramsey Clark By Jay Janson, February 14, 2018
Video: Integrity in Journalism, The Legacy of Robert Parry, “You Tell the Truth, No Matter What” By Michael Welch, Robert Parry, Nat Parry, Ray McGovern, and John Pilger, February 12, 2018
Media Ignoring Puerto Rico’s ‘Shock Doctrine’ Makeover By Reed Richardson, February 11, 2018
Does the Venezuelan Democracy, Peace and Constitutional Process Fit in the Corporate Mindset of US Secretary of State Tillerson? By Nino Pagliccia, February 10, 2018
Genocide Washington Style – Venezuela Next? By Peter Koenig, February 07, 2018
Bingo! I’ll Give the Cubans Internet By T. K. Hernández, February 06, 2018
Free Trade Fantasies: Canada Must Reject Both NAFTA and TPP By Michael Welch, David Orchard, and Gus Van Harten, February 04, 2018
Tillerson Invokes Possibility of Pinochet-Style Coup in Venezuela By Telesur, February 02, 2018
February 4, 1992: Anniversary of Hugo Chavez’ Attempted Coup. “Venezuela’s National Day of Dignity” By Nino Pagliccia, February 01, 2018
“We Are Ready to Kill”: Threats Against the Shipibo Community of Peru’s Amazon Intensify Following Court Order Against Palm Oil Company By Tom Younger, February 01, 2018
Resisting Tyranny: Struggling for Seed Sovereignty in Latin America By Colin Todhunter, January 30, 2018
Old Plantation, New Slave Masters: Short Reflection on “Independent Jamaica” By Tina Renier, January 29, 2018
Lula’s Witch Trial: Brazil Coup’s Endgame. Who Are the TRF4 Judges? By Brasil Wire, January 24, 2018
Revisiting ‘Development as Freedom’ in the Age of Neoliberal Hegemony By Tina Renier, January 21, 2018
Trump Ends Protections for El Salvador Immigrants. By Pablo Alvarado and Dennis J Bernstein, January 21, 2018
Elections in Latin America in 2018 – A Preview of Four Cases By Nino Pagliccia, January 19, 2018
A UN-backed Police Force Carried Out a Massacre in Haiti. The Killings Have Been Almost Entirely Ignored. By Jake Johnston, January 19, 2018
Trump’s “Shithole” Countries: US Bans Haiti, Belize and Samoa From Temporary Visas By Telesur, January 18, 2018
Obama’s Trojan Horse: America’s Cuban Soft Coup By Michael Welch and Prof Michel Chossudovsky, January 16, 2018
Trump: “Persona Non Grata” in the Caribbean By Telesur, January 15, 2018
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The Prevailing Relevance of Dependency Theories in Caribbean Development By Tina Renier, January 15, 2018
Haiti on this Earthquake Anniversary Still Pays the Price for Having Fought Slavery By Dady Chery, January 15, 2018
African Union, International Community Condemns United States President Donald Trump for Racist Slurs By Abayomi Azikiwe, January 15, 2018
Trump “Shitholes,” and White Supremacy: Building Resistance on 8th Anniversary of the Haiti Earthquake. My Family and I Survived. By Jesse Hagopian, January 14, 2018
The IMF and Public Sector Wage Negotiations in Jamaica By Tina Renier, January 13, 2018
Corporate Mining in Latin America is the Source of Social Conflict: “The Andes now Resembles a War Zone” By Mario Pérez-Rincón and Nick Meynen, January 10, 2018
The landmark handshake between Juan Manuel Santos and Timoshenko, with two helping hands from Cuban President Raul Castro. (Justice for Colombia).
170 Social Leaders Killed in Colombia in 2017: Report By Telesur, January 08, 2018
2017 Year in Review. The Most Censored International, Indigenous and Canadian Stories. By Michael Welch, Andy Lee Roth, and John Schertow, January 06, 2018