Ecuador Orders Cuban Ambassador and Diplomatic Staff to Leave Within 48 Hours
Cuba’s Ambassador to Ecuador, Basilio Gutierrez, and his diplomatic staff were instructed to leave Quito within 48 hours.
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Venezuela Grants Amnesty to 379 Political Prisoners; Many More Await Release
New law grants hope to hundreds of political prisoners jailed over alleged plots against Venezuela's government.
Machado Urges Venezuelans to Fight for Freedom in Nobel Acceptance Speech
Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel laureate Maria Corina Machado called for a fight against “state terrorism”…
Bolivia’s Presidential Run-Off Marks Shift Away from Socialism, Towards U.S.
Bolivians head to the polls for a presidential run-off between two pro-market candidates, marking an end to decades of socialist rule.
Ecuador’s President Noboa Escapes Alleged Assassination Attempt by…
Ecuador officials accuse protesters of attacking President Noboa's vehicle with rocks. The incident occurred during…
US Revokes Visas of Officials Linked to Cuba’s ‘Forced Labour’ Doctor…
US revokes visas of Brazilian, African, and Caribbean officials linked to Cuba’s doctor export programme, citing it…
Cuba Protests Against US Mission Head Michael Hammer for ‘Meddling Behavior’
Cuba's Ministry of Foreign Affairs protests against US diplomat Michael Hammer for his "unfriendly and meddling behaviour."
Panama President Refutes Trump’s Claim of ‘Reclaiming’ Panama…
Panamanian President, Jose Raul Mulino, accuses Donald Trump of falsely claiming the US is "reclaiming" the Panama…
From US Elections to Global Crises: Key Political Stories of 2024
A look back at 2024 reveals many global stories beyond the US presidential election, including political unrest in…
Cuba’s National Power Grid Collapses Again as Major Power Plant Shuts Down
Cuba's national power grid collapses again due to Antonio Guiteras power plant shutdown, leaving millions without electricity.