Internal elections of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) began on Sunday throughout the country with the traditional reveille and the call for general participation.»
Demonstrations Continue in Ecuadorian Cities
Opposition to the government of Rafael Correa in Ecuador held protests in the cities of Quito and Guayaquil on Thursday.»
Hollande, Obama to Hold Talk on Spying Issue
French President François Hollande and US Barack Obama will hold a telephone interview in the next few hours on the recent WikiLeaks disclose about the espionage of French presidents.»
South Africa Expectant of Meeting with The Five
The Deputy International Secretary of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu), Zanele Matebula, said everything is ready to receive the five Cubans imprisoned in the USA for fighting terrorism.»
Latin America: The USA and Oligarchies in Motion Again
Washington is committed to further destabilization and overthrowing the governments of Ecuador, Venezuela and Argentina; not even gigantic Brazil escapes the onslaught.»
Venezuela: Twofold Increase of Oil Production Estimated for 2019
The Minister of Oil and Mining of Venezuela, Asdrubal Chavez, said that the country expects to produce about six million barrels a day in 2019.»
Cuba Reaffirms Support of Ecuadorian Government
Cuba has expressed today solidarity with the people of Ecuador, the government of the Citizen Revolution, and President Rafael Correa facing the destabilizing attempts that try to generate a crisis and spark off violence in that nation.»
Venezuela Slams US Military Exercises
The National Bolivarian Armed Forces (FANB) denounced dangerous US military exercises, called Tradewinds, with the participation of Caribbean countries.»
Colombia to Use Genetics in Favour of Peace
Colombia will promote genetic probes to identify victims of the armed conflict via a new lab, which will ease the recognition of thousands of bodies found in mass graves, said RCN La Radio.»
Clinton Would Defeat Republicans despite Falling Support
US Democrat Hillary Clinton would defeat any Republican candidate in 2016 despite the fact that half of Americans see her unfavorably, today told a CNN / ORC.»