Issue Oct 11-17 2023: The Nicaraguan crisis since April 2018 has divided the Latin American left. The responses mainly pivot on two themes: allegiance to the 1980s Sandinista revolutionary ideals and denial of the protests’ grassroots origins.
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Issue Oct 11-17 2023: The overwhelming public desire in Guatemala to end a long-established corrupt system, consolidated with the complete control of public institutions under the current administration, has not yielded any results.
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Issue Oct 11-17 2023: President Alberto Fernández’s pivotal meeting with Dilma Rousseff, President of the New Development Bank (NDB) of BRICS, in Shanghai has formalized Argentina’s entry into this influential financial institution.
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Issue Oct 11-17 2023: In an era marked by a disquieting global decline in democratic values, a growing paradox surrounds democracy’s perception.
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Issue Oct 11-17 2023: In Villavicencio, they say that “whoever does not once joropo is not a llanero.”
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Issue Oct 11-17 2023: Amnesty International (AI) has expressed concerns over the lack of reforms within the Carabineros, Chile’s national police force, four years after the country experienced a significant social outbreak.
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Issue Oct 11-17 2023: Uncertainties dominate the immediate prelude to the Argentine presidential elections. Traditionally, there have been doubts about who might win, but the current situation has reached an extreme level.
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Issue Oct 11-17 2023: Tourists from all over have come to the Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía, Caracas,
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Issue Oct 11-17 2023: Recent reports have shown that so far in 2023, over 2,400 Cubans have requested asylum in Spain.
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Issue Oct 11-17 2023: The resumption of deportation flights for migrants from Venezuela, announced by the United States in October, reportedly has not reduced the flow through the Panamanian jungle of the Darien.
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