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Casa de las Américas denounced the Dominican Republic–U.S. military facility agreement, warning that it deepens longstanding regional concerns over sovereignty.


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Hong Kong has detained five people linked to the fatal Wang Fuk Court fire, as investigators probe safety failures and possible irregularities in the renovation contract.


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According to the commission, Petro did not allow the entry of goods or money from prohibited sources and gave express instructions to prevent it.


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The vessel, part of the ALBA-TCP cooperation, docked in Santiago de Cuba with vital supplies for reconstruction in the east of the island, reinforcing ties of solidarity in the face of common challenges and the aggression of the United States.


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The New Democratic Party (NDP), the opposition party in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, won the 2025 national elections on Thursday.Godwin Friday, the party leader, will become the island’s seventh prime minister since its independence in 1979, after winning a close election against veteran former Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves. RELATED: Polling stations open to choose […]


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Seventy-six people are reported injured, including eleven firefighters, while 279 people remain missing. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine responsibility.


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Gonsalves challenges hardline tactics, urging US–Venezuela engagement built on respect. What this could mean for peace and humanitarian risks.Speaking to teleSUR on November 27, 2025, amidst his country’s election, Gonsalves reiterated his plea, first made at the UN General Assembly in September, to de-escalate rising tensions in the Caribbean. The Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of St. Vincent and the Grenadines has issued a robust plea for the United States government to engage in […]


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“We must make our homeland respected because the homeland is sacred, and the only way to do that is by building national power,” the President stated.


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Los acuerdos entre abarcan 10 ámbitos técnicos, incluida la cooperación en la producción y exportación de gas y el desarrollo de vacunas contra el cáncer.


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"It is the payment of a historical debt," said President Lula da Silva, emphasizing that the project will reaffirm the autonomy of indigenous peoples.


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By John Perry and Roger D. Harris  –  Nov 25, 2025 It’s increasingly obvious that


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1737
 
 

Editorial note: Orinoco Tribune does not generally publish mainstream pieces. However, an exception is being


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1738
 
 

By Karim Bettache  –  Nov 24, 2025 Venezuela is being cast in a role it


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1739
 
 

Venezuelan experts bring key organic proposals to FIHAV 2025 to triple agricultural yields and combat pests on the island.


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Speaking to teleSUR, Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves said he was confident of a positive outcome, while condemning attempts to block roads on the day before the elections.


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The insatiable appropriation of water in Mexico is a systemic problem driven by politicians and large corporations—such as Coca-Cola, Lala, mining companies, and the tourism sector.

The post 80% of Mexico’s Water is Stolen by Corporations & Politicians appeared first on Mexico Solidarity Media.


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The Special Criminal Chamber dismissed the full rebellion charge (which sought 25 years) because the Armed Forces and the National Police refused to support it, concluding that there was no "effective armed uprising" but there was an attempt to do so.


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According to the Director of Electoral Organization of the TE, Rubén González, the reforms to the Electoral Code must be approved, after the debate in the National Commission created in this regard, the discussion in the National Assembly; and, finally, the presidential sanction.


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In October 2024, Mexico's anti-trust authority decried the situation as being an oligopoly, and singled out Maseca, Minsa, Gruma, Cargill as paying unfair prices for white corn while reaping extreme profits selling to tortilla shops.

The post Mexican Corn Corporations Manipulate Prices appeared first on Mexico Solidarity Media.


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National agriculture is in crisis, and if the government does not respond, the food supply for Mexicans will be left in the hands of transnational corporations.

The post Mexico’s Agricultural Crisis & Transnational Corporations appeared first on Mexico Solidarity Media.


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The Bolivarian leader links the 1992 uprising to his nation’s current military doctrine. On Thursday, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro praised the Bolivarian Military Aviation (AMB) on the 105th anniversary of its creation and the 33rd anniversary of the November 27, 1992, uprising. RELATED: Maduro Leads Ceremony Commemorating the Bicentennial of the Presentation of the Sword […]


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An official shift in criminalization: from Tren de Aragua to the “Cartel de los Soles.”


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On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump weighed in on Honduras’ general elections, which are scheduled


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This mine is controlled by a subsidiary of the Canadian company First Quantum Minerals. On Thursday, Panamanian President Jose Mulino announced that he will make decisions in the first quarter of 2026 regarding the Cobre Panama copper mine, whose court-ordered closure in November 2023 eliminated 37,000 direct and indirect jobs. RELATED: Panama Canal Authority to […]


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Coatlicue will reach 314,000 billion operations per second. On Wednesday, Jose Antonio Merino, head of the Mexican Digital Transformation and Telecommunications Agency, announced the construction of ‘Coatlicue,’ a public supercomputer that will provide Mexico with its own massive data processing capacity for scientific research and technological development. RELATED: Mexico and Brazil Sign Cooperation Deals in […]


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