South America

The imperialist operation is moving in full swing as Daniel Ortega, the democratically elected president in 2006, is facing weeks of rightists’ violent acts, which have almost paralysed the economy.

As terrible as the catastrophe of recent events have been, they have an equally dreadful social and historical context that is still unfolding.

“Through painting, I liberate my sense of self from the restrictive notions of gender, race, and identity that surround me”

Introduction

On the 7th anniversary of that historic return, University of the Aristide Foundation (UniFA) held its first graduation ceremony in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Lula (Luiz Ignacio da Silva), the Brazilian ex-head of state US President Obama once called “the most popular politician on Earth”, is now in prison serving a 12-year sentence for accepting the renovation of an ocean-front apartment placed at his disposal by a contractor.

General Reynaldo Bignone died on Wednesday, 7 March 2018, at a military hospital in Buenos Aires, Argentina where he was serving a life sentence for crimes against humanity. [1] General Bignone? Who was he?  And why should Africans be interested in him or his fate?

Renewed initiative for a peaceful and decent Colombia is facing fatal hurdles as assassinations and assaults are being unleashed against the Revolutionary Alternative Force of the Common (Fuerza Alternativa Revolucionaria del Común—FARC), the political party formed by the former FARC lea

Free Haiti’s interest converges with that of Donald Trump. We both do not want a third Obama term with the Clintons back in the White House.

The coup in Brazil, now known as soft coup, raises important questions related to the dominating classes in that country.