Friday, March 29, 2024

Politics & Parties

Brasil feliz de novo

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Lula took office on 2 January, greeted by a sea of enthusiastic supporters who had travelled from all over Brazil. Former president Jair Bolsonaro fled to Miami and the new administration lost no time in undoing some of his most harmful measures

Argentina: Clueless on Calle Pasteur

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The Argentine government is proposing a complete overhaul of its intelligence services. But we are no closer to discovering who (if anyone) killed prosecutor Alberto Nisman, who was leading the investigation into the 1994 AMIA bombing.

Venezuela: FAQ on opposition protests

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A very detailed look at recent events in Venezuela and the reporting of them from UK group Venezuela Solidarity Campaign

Argentina: a universal model for human rights?

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On the anniversary of the 24th March 1976 military coup, the minister of justice and human rights claims that Kirchnerismo has converted Argentina's shame into international respect.

Ten Years – peace building in Colombia

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Christian Aid and its partners have been working to tackle violence and build peace in Colombia for more than two decades. Three years ago, shortly after...

Brazil: Dilma will be replaced by the corrupt, the inexperienced and...

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The senate votes to proceed with Impeachment and suspend Dilma. Some of Temer's cabinet choices have provoked indignation, even horror.

Venezuela: ‘A la calle’

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A film of ambitious scope which informs the viewer on the last three years in Venezuelan politics, while also painting an intimate and heartbreaking picture of the destruction wrought upon the lives of ordinary people.

Peru: a procession of presidents

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Scandals, corruption, protest are the new normal as November has seen a procession of three presidents in the national palace in Lima. But Peru’s institutional instability dates back much further. Nick Caistor reports.

Mexico — no end in sight to the crisis

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There has been an overwhelming response to the protests organised by the missing students' families but no sign yet that the government will really listen and change.

Nicaragua: The Sandinistas, Socialism and Independence

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Carlos Fonseca Teran, deputy leader of the Sandinista International Department and son of one of the founding members of the FSLN,talks to LAB's Nick Caistor.

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