Escambray ENGLISH EDITION
The Venezuelan government today summoned officials of the U.S. and its embassy in Caracas for links to right-wing sectors involved in plans to destabilize the nation.»
New Evidence on US Ties with Conspiracy in Venezuela
The World Remembers Chavez (+photos)
Two years after his death, Hugo Chavez is being remembered in Venezuela and around the world.»
Tabare Vazquez Swears in as President of Uruguay
Oncologist doctor Tabaré Vázquez, who ruled Uruguay from 2005 to 2010, today vowed his second presidential term.»
ALBA Bridge Opened in Saint Lucia with Venezuelan Support
The Venezuelan Government, through the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of our Americas (ALBA) funding, provided US$2.7 million to the Government of Saint Lucia to construct three bridges.»
Ecuadorian Government Reduces Wages to Provide Health
Ecuador plans to train over 2000 physicians as part of an intensive health campaign aimed at reducing maternal mortality. »
Former Guantanamo Bay detainee David Hicks Gets Conviction Overturned
David Hicks says he still suffers from the long-term effects of torture, but that it feels good to be an “innocent man.”»
Raul Castro Arrives in Costa Rica for CELAC Summit
Cuban President Raúl Castro arrived in Costa Rica leading a delegation to the 3rd Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (Celac).»
First Woman Appointed Vice President in Zambia
Newly elected President Edgar Chagwa Lungu named Patriotic Front (PF) national chairwoman Inonge Mutukwa Wina as the country’s vice president, the first woman to serve in the position. »
Evo Morales to Rule Bolivia until 2020
Bolivian President Evo Morales said today shortly after being sworn in for 2015-2020 that it is a huge thrill to lead the country for another five years. »
Bolivian Evo Morales Ratified as Indigenous Leader in Ancient Ceremony
President Evo Morales addressed a ceremony at the pre-Colombian ruins of Tiwanaku on Wednesday, vowing to continue to promote Andean Socialism and indigenous values. »