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Colombia is a mirror
The world was struck dumb by the news that the Colombians had rejected the peace accord reached between the government and the FARC-EP guerrillas. But the truly transcendental fact is…
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Colombia: In search of Plan B
On several occasions, during the weeks prior to the plebiscite, Colombian President Santos said that he didn't have a Plan B in case voters said "No" to the peace accord, so great was…
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U.S. reveals and shares dark secrets with southern nations
The Obama administration has been declassifying state secrets and sharing them with selected Latin American governments, The Washington Post disclosed Sunday. The purpose, says the…
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Evo Morales: ‘Our counternarcotics model is better without the Americans’
Bolivian President Evo Morales said on Tuesday that he does not fear the U.S. Department of State’s condemnation based on the yearly White House report claiming Bolivia does not do…
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Trump and Peña Nieto clash on the wall issue
Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, said the president of Mexico, Enrique Peña Nieto, lied about the border wall during the meeting both held in Mexico City on August…
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‘The humiliation is now complete’
Mexicans across the board were really, really mad because their president, Enrique Peña Nieto, stood by silently, impassive, neither denouncing the idea of a wall nor demanding an…
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Mujica: Dilma was deposed for rejecting corruption
Former Uruguayan President José Mujica said that Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, elected in 2014, was deposed because she resisted the pressure to protect politicians accused of…
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Rousseff: ’This story does not end here … we will return’
Dilma Rousseff entrenched herself as soon as she received confirmation that she had been dismissed from the presidency of Brazil on Wednesday. With a 61 to 20 vote count against her,…
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Cuba issues statement on Dilma Rousseff’s ouster
A "soft coup," as radical changes to the right are called nowadays, has just been staged in Brazil with the ouster of elected President Dilma Rousseff. What has just happened is…
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Brazil’s political and economic crisis threatens its democracy
Many Brazilians consider the whole process involving the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff a coup d'état — and not just against a president, but against democracy itself.
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