Chávez accused of nepotism and corruption
In a controversial article Rory Carroll reports on accusations of corruption made against Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez.
Swerve with verve: Oscar Niemeyer
Peter Godfrey interviews the Brazilian architect who eradicated the straight line, who is sill working, aged 102.
Brazil as a key player
The US is trying to contain Brazil by creating conflicts on its border, argues Uruguayan analyst, Raúl Zibechi.
Pentagon Braces for an Offensive Against Venezuela
The Pentagon is determined to get rid of Hugo Chavez in 2010, say Nil Nikandrov from Global Research.
Colombia: FARC Calls for Prisoner Swap
Hopes for a prisoner-for-hostage swap follow release of Sergeant Moncayo, reports IPS.
WOLA vs. Honduran Democracy
The author takes a critical approach towards a widely respected human rights organisation
Wave of violence against media in Honduras
The Committee to Protect Journalists urges Honduran authorities to investigate wave of violence against journalists.
Brazil steps between Israel and Iran
President Lula stood his ground during his recent trip to Israel, refusing to support sanctions against Iran. Pepe Escobar reports.
Colombia’s Elections: Under the Gun
Laura Carsen says that parliamenatary elections in Colombia were not as clean as the UN claims.
Brazil after Lula: left vs left
Brazil's general elections in October have turned into a contest between two left-of-centre parties. Arthur Ituassu reports from Rio.