Bolivian President Evo Morales ruled out the possibility of amending the Constitution seeking another term and said that the one beginning on Thursday will be the last one.»
Evo Morales Government’s Job Policy Effective
Bolivian Minister of Labor Daniel Santalla announced that Bolivia has generated a half a million jobs in both the private and public sector since 2006.»
Venezuela-Algeria Ties are Privileged, Says Maduro
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro described relations between his country and Algeria as privileged and characterized by mutual trust.»
World Cruise Companies Plan to Come to Cuba
The recent announcement by Presidents Barack Obama and Raul Castro to reestablish diplomatic relations after over a 50 year freeze has sparked expectations among the world’s major cruise companies.»
French President Slams Mass Attack in Paris
French President Francois Hollande condemned the mass shooting Wednesday that has left at least 12 dead at the Paris office of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. »
Presidents of China and Venezuela Hold Official Talks in Beijing
The President of China, Xi Jinping, backed Venezuela’s efforts to restructure its economy and establish a production model, during official talks with the President of the South American country, Nicolas Maduro.»
Dilma Rousseff Sworn In for Second Term
Dilma Rousseff was sworn in Thursday for a second term as president of Brazil. In her inauguration speech she promised to continue fighting extreme poverty.»
Cuba Attends Inauguration of Dilma Rousseff
Cuban Vice-President Jose Ramon Machado Ventura is heading the delegation to the inauguration ceremony of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, to take place January 1.»
Bolivia to Host People’s Climate Change Summit Ahead of COP 21
The Global Climate Change Meeting of Social Movements of the countries of ALBA-TCP will take place in September or October, ahead of the critical COP 21 summit in Paris. »
European Politicians Reject Sanctions on Venezuela
After the European Parliament’s call for sanctions on Venezuela, several parliamentarians have voiced their opposition to the move.»
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