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Earthquake: 3 months on, Venezuelans left to fend for themselves
Three months after the disaster that struck the country, the situation remains alarming. In Caribe (La Guaira), residents deplore the late and…
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Lithium: a former minister condemns the slide back to a raw-materials economy
Former Minister of Science and Technology under President Alberto Fernández (2019-2023), Roberto Salvarezza also chaired the state-owned companies tasked with industrialising Argentina’s…
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“Right now we have no guarantees, no rights. We are all on provisional release.”
The monumental electoral fraud of 28 July 2024, which secured Nicolás Maduro’s re-election for a third term, sparked major social protests that…
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Milagro Sala: “They see my release as a danger to the province’s economic interests”
While social struggle has resurfaced in the province of Jujuy, home to a large Indigenous population, the activist who embodied it for…
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The deeply political trial of the young front-line protesters
A year after the 2021 paro nacional and just days before the election of left-wing candidate Gustavo Petro, some forty young people…
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Colombia seen from the port: the Buenaventura question
Colombia’s main Pacific port, Buenaventura, a predominantly Afro-descendant city, sees colossal wealth pass through every day without reaping the benefits: two-thirds of…