With 42 votes in favor, 36 against and three abstentions, the Brazilian Federal Senate removed this Wednesday the former Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff»
Cuba Strongly Rejects Parliamentary Coup against Dilma Rousseff
The Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Cuba strongly rejected the parliamentary and judicial coup d’état perpetrated against Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff»
Colombia Convenes Referendum on Peace Agreement
President Juan Manuel Santos signed this Tuesday the decree to call on the vote for the final peace agreement between the Government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia- People’s Army (FARC-EP)»
Italy Reports Growing Number of Victims after Earthquake
The provisional death toll from the devastating earthquake that struck yesterday the central region of Italy rises to 247, while the removing of debris in search of survivors continues relentlessly»
Death Toll after Earthquake in Central Italy Rises to 120
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said this Wednesday that at least 120 people have died and 368 were injured in the earthquake that shook the center of the country»
Spanish Socialist Party Opposes Reelection of Rajoy
Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) leader, Pedro Sánchez, reaffirmed the rejection of the re-election of conservative Mariano Rajoy as Prime Minister and criticized the investiture date chosen by the interim ruling»
Argentinian Inmates Learn with Cuban Literacy Method
The Cuban literacy method Yo, sí puedo (Yes, I can) is seeing positive results in Argentina, where it is being implemented in prisons»
Four US States to Decide on Firearms Control in November
Voters in four US states will decide at the polls if they will adopt or not stricter measures on weapons control in the elections to be held next November 8th, official sources indicate»
Venezuela-Colombia Common Border Reopens Peacefully
The border between Venezuela and Colombia reopens after remaining closed for nearly one year, while the authorities of both countries highlight that the process is carried out peacefully»
Brazilian Senate Approves Trial against Dilma Rousseff
The Brazilian Senate has approved, by 59 votes in favor against 21, a request to put the constitutional president Dilma Rousseff on trial for abuse of responsibility»
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