(EN-glish / Diario=News)
Former Bolivian president Evo Morales has flown to Mexico after fleeing his South American homeland which has descended into chaos following an allegedly rigged election.
Continue reading “Former Bolivia president Evo Morales flees to Mexico as country descends into chaos”
The president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, resigned his charge after three weeks of protests against his political re-election and after losing the support of the Armed Forces and the Police.
Continue reading “Evo Morales resigns as president of Bolivia”
The triumph of lawyer Alberto Fernández, 60, in the elections this Sunday returns to Peronism to power in Argentina at a time when the country is experiencing a serious economic crisis and seizure in Latin America.
Continue reading “Fernández’s triumph returns Peronism to power in Argentina”
There is no one who is suffering from the environmental consequences of the collapse of the Venezuelan oil industry other than the humble fishermen in the dirty and blackish waters of Lake Maracaibo.
Continue reading “Fish in the middle of oil spots in Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela”
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic.- Former President Leonel Fernández said Sunday that “the will of the people was adulterated,” and said they won the internal elections, according to their projections.
Continue reading “Leonel rejects primary results and affirms the popular will was adulterated”
Trump advisers want Europe and Latin America to aggressively expand multilaterals that increase “political and psychological pressure” on Maduro and his assistants, according to a senior State Department official.
Continue reading “Trump’s next move in Venezuela could affect Maduro’s allies”
María Gabriela Chávez, daughter of former President Hugo Chávez, would have been outside the US for seven months. UU. and without the accreditation as alternate ambassador of the UN, this according to information from Gustavo Marcano, Minister Counselor of the Venezuelan Embassy in the North American country.
Continue reading “María Gabriela Chávez would be outside the US UU. and without UN accreditation”
US President Donald Trump has suspended the US entry permit by decree. of senior officials from Venezuela and Iran, as well as their relatives. The decrees in this regard were published on September 25 on the White House website.
Continue reading “USA Decree banning entry to Nicolás Maduro, members of his regime and family members (Communiqué)”
Colombian President Iván Duque compared Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro in dispute with Serbian war criminal Slobodan Milosevic while embarking on a diplomatic offensive to corner the socialist leader, and warned him that it would be a “stupid” mistake to make any aggression against his United States-backed neighbor.
Continue reading “AP interview: Ivan Duque compares Maduro with Milosevic”
In two tweets, the president of the United States. The US, Donald Trump, reported that he asked John Bolton, United States National Security advisor, to resign.
Continue reading “Donald Trump fired National Security advisor John Bolton”