Tag Archive: South America/Brazil

Why Imperialism Is Obsolete in Latin America

Released for Syndication: 11/25/2020

An interview with Jorge Arreaza, foreign minister of Venezuela.

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China Is Working to Expand Its Ties to Latin America

Released for Syndication: 11/10/2020

In mid-January 2020, 800 people gathered at Mexico’s Ministry of Economy to celebrate “China Day” with a seminar on Chinese-Mexican relations. Mexico’s Minister of...

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How Venezuela Has Held Back COVID-19 in Spite of the U.S. Sanctions Stranglehold on Its Economy

Released for Syndication: 10/29/2020

Not for one minute during this pandemic has the United States stopped trying to overthrow the government of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela. A seam...

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Haiti Has a Long History of Being Assaulted by Its Latin American Neighbors

Released for Syndication: 10/22/2020

A 15-year peacekeeping mission by the UN in Haiti that ended one year ago still has unanswered questions about how Latin American nations came to participate in the occupation against a small, unarmed and impoverished Caribbean nation.

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Argentina’s Veteran Ambassador Makes a Stand for the Sovereignty of Latin America

Released for Syndication: 10/21/2020

Alicia Castro does not shy away from her views. She came to diplomacy from the trade union movement, where she was a leader when...

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Why We’re on a Long Road to COVID-19 Immunity Even With Vaccines

Released for Syndication: 10/02/2020

As the pandemic continues to spread throughout the world, many countries seem to have given up the fight against COVID-19 and are now waiting...

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How Ecuador’s Democracy Is Being Suffocated

Released for Syndication: 09/30/2020

A recent poll showed that if Andrés Arauz Galarza were allowed to run in Ecuador’s presidential election of 2021, he would win in the...

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Medical Workers of Conviction: Speaking to Cuban Doctors Who Heal the World

Released for Syndication: 09/23/2020

In 2004, Dr. José Armando Arronte Villamarín was posted to head a Cuban medical brigade in Namibia. Cuban medical personnel first came to southwest...

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Facebook’s Business Model Thrives on the Virality of Hate

Released for Syndication: 08/31/2020

The problem of hate news is built into the genes of big digital monopolies like Facebook. We need to break up these monopolies and regulate them as the new public utilities of the digital age.

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Why U.S. Political Scientists Are Arguing That Evo Morales Should Be the President of Bolivia

Released for Syndication: 08/28/2020

Three political scientists from the United States closely studied allegations of fraud in the Bolivian election of 2019 and found that there was no...

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