Cuban Chancellor Bruno Rodriguez denounced this Friday the U.S. incitement against medical collaboration, while the State Department avoids pronouncing on the attack on the Cuban Embassy last Thursday.
Colombian Common Alternative Revolutionary Force convened a “cacerolazo” (pot-banging protest) for life and peace, amid growing denunciations of the murder of some 190 ex-guerrillas of former FARC-EP
Several voices call for an end to violence in Colombia and the construction of final peace in a country with millions of victims of armed conflict.
The National Strike Committee in Colombia called to a new day of mobilization throughout the country against the government, in rejection of violence and for peace.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro stated that the coup in Bolivia is not only against Evo Morales, but against the indigenous peoples
The President of Cuba, Miguel Diaz-Canel reiterated this Monday the rejection of the oligarchy’s coup against President Evo Morales, in an attack on the constitutional and democratic order in Bolivia.
Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said he will continue with his government’s security policy, which chooses to eradicate the causes causing it, but without violence.
Russian President Vladimir Putin analyzed the situation in Venezuela at a meeting of the National Security Council, Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov said.
The President of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, confirmed the capture of Wilfrido Torres Gomez, alias Neco, a Colombian paramilitary linked to the opposition’s plans to promote violence in the country.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro reported that the terrorist group dismantled by the authorities planned to attack military barracks, hospitals and public services in the country.
The President of Mexico, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, defended the creation of the National Guard for the coercive confrontation of the insecurity undermining the tranquility of the country, before criticisms from the opposition reluctant to that initiative.
Representatives of the first caravan of Central American migrants, located in Mexico City, will meet this Thursday with President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
he authorities of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) have reported that to date, 22 students have been expelled for violent acts occurred on September 3 in front of the Rectory, in the University Campus.
The Ecuadorian government reformed a law to prevent and eradicate violence against women and include gender equality under the principle of non-discrimination, local media reported today.
Violent groups looted and burned public and private property in Masaya, after a day of aggression and clashes in the Nicaraguan capital. Alleged criminals burned down the Family Courts and destroyed the handicraft market.
The opposition sectors participating in the National dialogue table for peace in Nicaragua rejected a proposal aimed at ending violence in the country.
The Venezuelan Supreme Court of Justice rejected the attack on the Venezuelan people in the National Assembly, and said the perpetrators of the event will be punished.
