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Years of Ongoing Violence: the Fragile Peace in Colombia

November 29, 2021 Editor2 Colombia, Colombian peace process, Cuba, FARC-EP, Ivan Duque, Juan Manuel Santos, Miguel Diaz-Canel, Paramilitarism, Rodrigo Londoño Echeverri, violence

By Alejandra Garcia – Nov. 25, 2021 Cuba oversaw, like no other nation, the peace process that Colombia experienced just

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP Opinion

The Libre Party Wants to Return Dignity to the People of San Pedro Sula

November 28, 2021 Editor2 2021 Honduras Elections, criminal groups, Hondura Libre Party, Omar Menjivar, presidential Race, San Pedro Sula

By Zoe Alexandra – Nov 27, 2021 Omar Menjivar, the candidate for vice-mayor in the city of San Pedro Sula,

ALBA-TCP dossier. Referential photo by Twitter / @BancodelALBA.

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP News

ALBA-TCP Approves Grenada as Full Member of ALBA Bank

November 27, 2021 orinocotribune ALBA, Alba-TCP, Banco del Alba, BCV, Grenada, Venezuela

This Friday, November 26, the Ministerial Council of the of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America-Peoples’ Trade

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP Opinion

A Tribute to Comandante Fidel Castro

November 27, 2021 Editor2 Cuba, Fidel Castro, IFCO-Pastors for Peace U.S.-Cuba, Lars Bertling, revolution, Russell McClain, Sharon Black, socialism, Solidarity, us blockade, US Imperialism

By Struggle La Lucha – Nov 25, 2021 Lars Bertling, Russell McClain and Sharon Black, three reporters for Struggle-La Lucha,

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP News

General Elections to Be Held in Honduras on Sunday November 28

November 27, 2021 orinocotribune 2021 Honduras Elections, CNE Honduras, EU Observation Mission, Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, Nasry Asfura, Xiomara Castro, Yani Rosenthal

On Sunday, November 28, Honduras will hold its general elections in which 14 political parties and 12 candidates will contend

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP News

Padre Melo Says Hondurans Want Their Vote to be Respected in Historic Elections

November 25, 2021November 26, 2021 Editor2 2021 Honduras Elections, democracy, Juan Orlando Hernández, National Party, Olivia Zúniga Cáceres, Padre Melo, Party for Liberation and Refoundation (Libre), Radio Progreso, Rixi Moncada, Salvador Nasralla, Xiomara Castro

Padre Melo talks about the general elections to be held in the country on November 28, about the role of

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP Opinion

Elections in Honduras: The Challenge of Ending Twelve Years of Neoliberalism

November 25, 2021 Editor2 2021 Honduras Elections, Asfura Zablah, COFADEH, Copán, Hondura, Hondura Liberal Party, Hondura Libre Party, Hondura National Party, OHCHR, ONV-UNAH, Repression, violence, Xiomara Castro, Yani Rosenthal

By Giorgio Trucchi – Nov 23, 2021 Honduras is at the most important crossroads of its recent history On November

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP Opinion

International Meeting: Sovereign Abya Yala from the Perspective of the Social Movements

November 25, 2021 Editor2 Abya Yala, decolonization, depatriarchalization, emancipation, Guatemala, Indigenous land, indigenous resistance, indigenous rights, Latin America, self-determination, Social Movements, territorial defense

By Itzamná Ollantay – Nov 22, 2021 On December 1 and 2, Guatemala City will host the International Meeting of

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP News

US Magazine the Nation Organizes Trips to Cuba

November 25, 2021November 25, 2021 Editor2 Cuba, Cuban Revolution, John McAuliff, OFAC, Peter Kornbluh, The Nation Magazine, Travel Restrictions, us blockade

US magazine The Nation organizes trips to Cuba for 2022, according to an announcement that appears today on its website.

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP Opinion

Cuba’s Vaccine Could End up Saving Millions of Lives

November 23, 2021 Editor2 Abdala vaccine, COVID-19, Covid-19 Vaccine, Cuba, Global South, health, Johns Hopkins University, Soberana 2, us blockade, Vicente Vérez Bencomo

By Branko Marcetic – Nov 22, 2021 Thanks to its public biotech sector and its government’s deep commitment to public

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP Opinion

Méxican Seeds

November 23, 2021 Editor2 agriculture, Big Ag, biodiversity, COP26, Dow, Global South, GMO, maíz nativo, Mexico, monsanto, PHI, Syngenta, UN, UN global food

By Ernesto Hernández-López – Nov 19, 2021 Last month’s ruling by the country’s Supreme Court fuels sustainable farming worldwide, writes

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP Opinion

The Situation in this Sunday’s Elections in Chile

November 21, 2021 Editor2 2021 Chile Elections, Chile, Chilean Constitution, COVID-19, human rights violations, Impeachment of Piñera, Michelle Bachelet, OHCHR, Pandemic, Pandora Papers, Sebastian Pinera

By Resumen Latinoamericano – Nov 17, 2021 Chileans will go to the polls today to elect a new president against

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP Opinion

Climate Change and Nicaragua: Who Will Pay for the Damage?

November 20, 2021 Editor2 climate change, Environment, Glasgow, greenhouse gas, Nicaragua, Paul Oquist, renewable electricity, Sandinistas, US Sanctions

By Rick Kohn – Nov 18, 2021 To people in developing countries, it seems clear, the wealthy countries that caused

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP Opinion

Court Cases Show Colombian Government Role in Paramilitary Killings, US Implicated

November 20, 2021 W.T. Whitney Jr. Civil War, Colombia, narco-state, Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP), US Imperialism

By W. T. Whitney – Nov 18, 2021 Struggle over agrarian rights in Colombia led to thousands of deaths after

Nicaragua's Minister for Foreign Affairs Denis Moncada announcing its government decision to formally withdrawn fro the OAS. Photo by Twitter / @KawsachunNews.

Central America and the Caribbean Latin America and ALBA-TCP News

Nicaragua Officially Announces Its Irrevocable Withdrawal from OAS

November 20, 2021 orinocotribune Daniel Ortega, Denis Moncada, Luis Almagro, ministry of colonies, Nicaragua, oas, US Imperialism, US Interventionism, Venezuela

On Friday, November 19, Nicaraguan Foreign Affairs Minister, Denis Moncada, announced the irrevocable withdrawal of his country from the Organization

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