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San Salvador, El Salvador.- 2021/07/30: A demonstrator runs as the United States flag goes up in flames, symbolizing US backed militarism during the massacre of students in 1975. Photo: Camilo Freedman/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images.

Central America and the Caribbean (+Mexico)
Latin America and ALBA-TCP

Global South Solidarity Is the Key To Lifting up Central America – Not Washington’s Monroe Doctrine

“Peaceful” protesters in Nicaragua. Photo: File photo.

Central America and the Caribbean (+Mexico)
Latin America and ALBA-TCP

Bad Faith UN Report on Nicaragua Whitewashes Violent US-Backed Coup

Handcuffed Palestinian prisoners show the victory sign. File photo.

Asia
International

Palestinian Prisoners’ Movement Victory is an Implementation of Unity and True Partnership

Photo of Patrice Lumumba Peoples' Friendship University's Humanities Faculty entrance in Moscow taken in 1979. Photo: Valeriy Shustov/Sputnik.

International
Opinion

Lumumba Returns to Moscow

Photo composition presenting Benjamin Netanyahu with a Israeli demonstration photo check marked on the left and a Palestinian demonstration photo in the right with an X mark. Photo: MintPress News.

Asia
International

For Israelis, Ethnic Cleansing of Palestinians Is Fine, but Judicial Reform Is a Red Line

Clave, Monument for Slavery, by Alex da Silva, is seen in Rotterdam, Netherlands, Dec. 19, 2022. AP Photo/Peter Dejong.

Africa
International

Slave Trade Remembrance Day: Recognition of Europe’s Crimes Should Go Beyond Rhetoric

A British soldier patrols the Rumaila oil field in southern Iraq, 1 February 2005. BP was awarded the contract to be lead operator of the field four years later. Photo: Andrew Parsons/AFP via Getty.

Asia
International

BP Extracted Iraqi Oil Worth £15BN After British Invasion

Ordinary Asian street with a set up for a puppet theater. Photo: File photo.

Latin America and ALBA-TCP
Opinion

Latin America: US Improvises in Confronting the Silk Road

Second Deputy Prime Minister of Spain Yolanda Díaz, this Wednesday, in the Congress of Deputies. Photo: Eduardo Parra/Europa Press.

International
Opinion

When the Left Ceased to Be Anti-War in Ukraine

A sculpture of a hand holding an oil well stands outside the headquarters of Petróleos de Venezuela SA (PDVSA) in Caracas, Venezuela, Tuesday, March 21, 2023. Photo: Ariana Cubillos/AP.

Economy
Opinion

The Crucial Challenge of Venezuela’s Oil Industry

Couple Liuba and Lisset are married in October 2022, soon after the passage of the Family Code. Photo: Belly of the Beast Cuba.

Central America and the Caribbean (+Mexico)
Latin America and ALBA-TCP

How the Cuban Government and Its People Collaborated on the Family Code

Russia's Foreign Affairs Minister Sergey Lavrov seated on a chair next to the Russian coat of arms. Photo: Russian Ministry for Foreign Affairs/File photo.

International
Opinion

Sergey Lavrov: Russian Diplomacy in a Changing World

Caption: G9 Family and Allies leader Jimmy Cherizier speaks at a rally demanding an end to the Western puppet government of Haiti. Video source: Another Vision: Inside Haiti's Uprising | Episode 3: A Burgeoning Revolution, 28:02.

International
Opinion

Haiti, Syria and Beyond: How Canada’s Fourth Estate Fails To Serve the Public’s Right To Know

Labor Minister Gloria Ines Ramirez and President Petro present labor reform bill. Photo: Forbes Colombia.

Latin America and ALBA-TCP
Opinion

Colombia: ‘The Most Ambitious Labor Reform of the Century’

Photo composition: Russian President Vladimir Putin (left), former US President George W. Bush (center), Chinese President Xi Jinping (right), on a war-torn city and an Iraqi flag background. Photo: The Cradle.

Asia
International

Multipolarity Was Triggered by the 2003 US Invasion of Iraq

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