- Opposition to Venezuelan Oil Deal With U.S. Grows
Opposition to Venezuelan Oil Deal With U.S. Grows
- Analysis: Behind the U.S. Beef With Nicaragua
Nicaragua is rarely mentioned in U.S. news, and like Venezuela, Cuba, and much of Latin America, the only time it is, it’s negative
- Opinion: The Knives Are Out In U.S. Politics
Fascism is seeping into all aspects of U.S. society, and many pundits and some candidates are too busy misinforming voters to care
- Exposed: White House Connected Disinformation Network In Latin America
A murder for hire plot in Bolivia uncovered a massive Miami-based Latin American disinformation network with connections to the White House, U.S. government officials, and various lawmakers
- Facebook Allows Disinformation Ads Related to Brazil’s Elections
Amnesty International reports that ads promoting disinformation about Brazil’s upcoming presidential election were accepted by Facebook
- Murder For Hire Plot Exposes Latin American Disinformation Network
La Derecha Diario (The Right Wing Daily) has spread disinformation across Latin America for years and, after a murder for hire plot, is now garnering wider attention
- A Word…
A nonpartisan view on U.S. politics, society, and lawmakers forcing the country to live under increasingly repressive policies
- The U.S. Attempt to Take Over Latin America is Moving Full Steam Ahead
Colombian President Abelardo de La Espriella is the latest Latin American leader to join the U.S.-backed far-right coalition seeking to control the Western Hemisphere
- Study Shows ‘No Link Between Crime and Unauthorized Immigration’
An analysis of 11,500 neighborhoods over a decade found no correlation between immigration and a rise in crime
- The U.S. Is Living Up To Its History of Backing Autocracies in Latin America
The State Department recently announced that it's seeking $1 billion in security assistance for Colombia under its new far-right president
