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From Vietnam to Venezuela: How US Manipulates Media Narratives

In 2019, a U.S.-backed coup is taking place in Latin America against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and the Chavismo movement.

A child wearing U.S. flag runs under a Venezuelan flag where humanitarian aid for Venezuela is being stored in Cucuta, Colombia Feb. 10, 2019.
Donald Trump's War of Recolonization Against Venezuela

It is our duty to stop this war of recolonization, writes Samuel Moncada. Venezuela remains firm and in peace; nobody can isolate and divide us.

U.S. President Donald Trump is pursuing a policy of intervention in Venezuela.
The History - and Hypocrisy - of US Meddling in Venezuela
Author and new contributor Brett Wilkins writes on these are "darkening days" for Latin America and laments the lack of context in U.S. r...
An American bald eagle feasting on Latin American countries while it claws at Africa.
South Africa's SRWP Fights ANC’s Privatization Agenda
The NUMSA General Secretary and a member of the National Core of the Socialist Revolutionary Worker's Party, Irvin Jim's commentary on the ANC's pl...
NUMSA participating in a march during a national strike South Africa, Sep 2013
Why Brazil Should Shun the Israeli Model

Israel should not be seen as the model to follow, but rather the example to avoid, writes Ramzy Baroud.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu embrace at Bolsonaro's inauguration.
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Interviews
Crushing Jorge Glas Along With Ecuador’s Rule of Law
Crushing Jorge Glas Along With Ecuador’s Rule of Law
Joe Emersberger interviewed Ecuadorian legal scholar Oswaldo Ruiz-Chiriboga about the imprisonment of deposed Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas ...
Maitresse dancers from the Afro-Ecuadorean Ochun collective wearing masks made by the indigenous community of Tigua in Cotopaxi, Ecuador
Cholo and Proud: Brazil and Ecuador Join Forces Against Racism
Guanaco knows how to fill a dancefloor. But that’s not all he wants to do with his new video.
A poster that reads
Expert Economist to teleSUR: Argentina Needs to Quit IMF
In an exclusive interview with teleSUR, Mark Weisbrot explains the "causes" of Argentina's economic fallout, and what it will take to tur...
Anasha Campbell, co-director of Nicaragua's Tourist Institute.
Tourism, Democracy and Development in Nicaragua
An interview by Tortilla con Sal with Anasha Campbell, co-director of Nicaragua's Tourist Institute.
Thousands of people protested in France against same-sex marriage, which some analysts interpreted as a 'reverse May 68.'
50 Years after May 1968, What's Left of French Feminism?
France has long stopped being the avant-garde of the feminist movement, so who exactly are these new conservative feminists?
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