The perpetrators of the crime have been already identified, Maduro said when attending the burial of Serra and his female companion Maria Herrera.»
Poll Shows Brazilian President Rousseff in Comfortable Lead
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff consolidated her lead in the presidential race five days before the elections, according to a poll released late Tuesday.»
Venezuela President Calls for Restructuring UN
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro insisted on the need of restructuring the UN with a view to maximize the organization’s decision making ability, with democracy, as Chavez had stated in several opportunities.»
US Lawmakers Demand Obama’s Attention to Migration Issue
The White House has not responded to a letter signed by 43 Democratic lawmakers, who demand US President Barack Obama’s attention to the migration issue.»
UNESCO Reminds of Huge Challenges in Education
The main event for World Literacy Day are held in Dhaka, Bangladesh, where the 2014 international awards will go to projects from Ecuador, Burkina Faso, Algeria, South Africa and Spain.»
U.S. Government Opposes Participation of Cuba in Summit of the Americas
Not a surprise to anyone, the U.S. government has criticized Panama’s decision to invite Cuba to participate in the 2015 Summit of the Americas, which the Central America country will host.»
Venezuela President Reshuffles Cabinet
The cabinet reshuffle carried out by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is raising expectations today in a society that requires change.»
Obama Goes to Europe under Pressure to Resolve Crises
President Barack Obama began a tour of Europe today in the midst of the complex crisis facing his administration in regard to the situation in Ukraine, Syria and Iraq.»
UN Organization Warns About Climate Change Effects
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has launched a campaign to draw attention towards the effects of climate change, as frequent flooding, storms and a searing heat wave are predicted within 40 years.»
Brazil: Socialist Candidate Threatens Rousseff Reelection
Brazilian socialist candidate Marina Silva has displaced her adversary from the Social Democratic Party, Aecio Neves, and is threatening the reelection of President Dilma Rousseff, in the October elections.»
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