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In 2014 the whole world was scandalized when several videos of the terrorist group Islamic State (ISIS) showed their members beheading prisoners. Today, in Venezuela, equally frightening events are taking place, but this time is not ISIS,…
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We are a few hours away from the elections in Spain and everything is getting more and more exciting. The polls, which have had failed throughout the world, and failed in Andalusia, where they did not predict the 12 seats that VOX ended up…
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The Colombian government can not continue to ignore reality or maintain the discourse of rejection of a US military intervention in Venezuela. President Ivan Duque may try to appear moderate and follow the lead of the Lima Group, but if he…
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Venezuela has already endured more than 100 hours of a widespread blackout. In Caracas electricity has been restored in some places, but others remain in the dark. Yesterday Caracas residents in the San Agustín district filled water buckets…
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On Sunday, February 3, there were presidential elections in El Salvador. After 30 years of bipartisanship, the new president was elected from outside the ranks of either the socialist FMLN or the right-wing ARENA. However, the news is not…
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Regarding the number of mercenaries currently in Venezuela, the article states that "Yevgeny Shabayev, leader of a local chapter of a Cossack paramilitary group with links to Russian military contractors, said he had heard that the number…
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Nicolás Maduro has the announced the end of Venezuela's notoriously inexpensive subsidized gasoline for opponents. The Venezuelan strongman said yesterday that he will maintain the subsidy for gasoline, the cheapest in the world, only to…
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For anyone who has followed what has happened in recent weeks, it is clear that the people of Nicaragua have given everything; they are brave and willing to take risks. In spite of how long the battle has been and the brutal aggression…
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Starting on July 2, the former president of Ecuador, Rafael Correa, must appear every 15 days before the Supreme Court of Justice, as part of the precautionary measures that this Monday were issued by a criminal judge, after being…
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The most worrying thing of all is that the Petro is neither a moderate leftist, nor a social democrat. He openly speaks with major media outlets, which have offered him significant coverage, about expropriation. He has even mentioned which…
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It is common to hear that Iván Duque, the protege of former president Álvaro Uribe Vélez, is the candidate of the rich, and that Gustavo Petro, meanwhile, is the savior of the poor. Basically, this idea is nothing more than the old belief…
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