All Articles on South America
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Views When Coups Come Home "As the solution to every foreign election that didn't turn out the way the American government wanted it to was a coup, so when the American election didn't turn out the way the American government wanted it to, the solution was an attempted coup." Read more |
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News US-Guyana Maritime Patrols Near Venezuela Border Denounced as Latest American Imperialism Pompeo says the joint naval and air patrols in the disputed, oil-rich region are meant to fight drug trafficking, but critics see them as the latest U.S. aggression toward Maduro. Read more |
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News 'Best News in Quite a While': Dramatically Lower Flu Rates in Southern Hemisphere Offer Hope Expert say countries in the north should note the "positive side effect" of Covid-19 restrictions, including wearing masks in public. Read more |
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News Rights Group Demands ICE End 'Beyond Inhumane' Detention and Deportations as Covid-19 Pandemic Intensifies At least 1,000 active Covid-19 cases have been detected in detention facilities, and continued deportations have been linked to outbreaks in Central and South America. Read more |
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News A Life of Heat 'Near Unlivable' for More Than 3 Billion People in Just Decades, Climate Report Warns "Clearly we will need a global approach to safeguard our children against the potentially enormous social tensions the projected change could invoke." Read more |
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News Accusing US of Crimes Against Humanity, Venezuela Calls on ICC to Investigate Sanctions With punishing sanctions, the Trump administration has given "a death sentence to tens of thousands of Venezuelans per year," foreign minister Jorge Arreaza said. Read more |
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News Global Witness Accuses Exxon of 'Exploitative' Contract That Robs People of Guyana of $55 Billion in Lost Oil Revenue "That money could be spent on upgrading infrastructure, health service, schools, parks, quality of life. Instead it will be plundered by oil barons." Read more |
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News Indigenous People in Brazil Vow to Defeat Bolsonaro After "Perverse" Attack Claiming Tribes Are Still "Evolving" Into Human Beings The Association of Indigenous Peoples filed a lawsuit against the president after he claimed tribes are "evolving" and vowing to "integrate" them. Read more |
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Views The Other Americans: Indigenous Guatemalans Mobilize to Denounce Coup in Bolivia Repression against indigenous Bolivians has spurred protests across the Americas. Read more |
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News "This Is a Military Coup": Bolivian President Evo Morales Resigns After Army Calls for His Ouster "Bolivia is in a state of political crisis." Read more |