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Monday, November 2, 2026
In latin America Peace will return their when the indigenous peoples also return to making their payments and traditional ceremonies, but today, due to eviction and expropriations of land, the sacred places are mostly in the hands of the ” Zunalu” (white man). The Kogis have constructed stories to explain the balance that must be maintained with nature.
This is the first time in Argentine history that a president or former president has been sentenced to prison after a trial criticised for being riddled with irregularities and seen as a judicial coup. The decision has exacerbated the feelings of many Argentinians who are protesting against the decision […]
A doctor, former minister and feminist, she visited Paris to listen to the diaspora and propose their genuine inclusion in politics. In this exclusive interview with The Prisma, she talks about her presidential aspirations, challenges corporate media, defends social reforms and advocates for strengthening participatory democracy against the power of the elites.
The great José ‘PEPE MUJICA’ is gone. Yes, that’s right, in capital letters. I write this column with deep sorrow for the departure of a revolutionary, of a politician who knew how to honour the exercise of power. Germán Ayala Osorio* From a man who lived almost like […]
The Andean country is sinking into an unprecedented multi-faceted crisis: insecurity, extreme poverty, the dismantling of the State, and submission to foreign powers. Amid privatisations, political persecution, and the return of military bases, Ecuador has become a key battleground for Washington’s interests and its confrontation with China in Latin America. […]
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