Over 8 million people protested across the U.S. on Saturday, March 28, under the slogan "No Kings," marking the largest single-day protest in the nation's history. With 3,300 events in all 50 states, citizens voiced their opposition to Trump's authoritarian agenda, the war in Iran, and ICE's immigration policies.
Original article: Lula confirma que Brasil continuará apoyando junto a México candidatura de Bachelet a Naciones Unidas: “Posee todas las credenciales” Lula and Sheinbaum Strengthen Bachelet’s Candidacy: ‘She Has the Ideal Curriculum for the UN’ The campaign of former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet for the UN Secretary-General maintains its momentum with strong backing from Brazil […]
The United Nations General Assembly approved a resolution classifying the transatlantic slave trade as the most severe crime against humanity, backed by 123 votes. Argentina, the United States, and Israel opposed this resolution, while 52 nations abstained, highlighting a significant international isolation regarding human rights.
U.S. Coast Guard spokesman Anthony Randisi reported that they received "at 10:36 AM (8:36 AM Central Time) a report that the two vessels had safely transited to Cuba." Aboard were nine crew members of Mexican, Cuban, Polish, French, and American nationalities, as part of the solidarity convoy "Nuestra América."
In a collaborative effort mobilizing rescue institutions from both nations, Cuba and Mexico have deployed their search protocols to locate two sailboats that departed on March 20 from Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo, heading for Havana, with no communication or confirmation of their arrival to date.
In Argentina, a troubling trend emerges as retirees return to the workforce, not for personal fulfillment but to meet basic survival needs. This reality challenges the economic narrative proposed by Javier Milei's government, which paints a picture of recovery that fails to account for the struggles faced by many older citizens.
Original article: Deplorable: Argentina, EE.UU. e Israel votaron en contra de reconocer la esclavitud como crimen de lesa humanidad UN General Assembly Resolution Condemns Slavery as a Crime Against Humanity, Yet Argentina, U.S. and Israel Vote Against In a historic move seen as a step towards restorative justice, the United Nations General Assembly approved resolution […]
The southern region of Lebanon is becoming the latest stage for Israel's destructive strategy previously seen in Gaza, characterized by bombing, forced displacement, and systematic occupation.
Iran has taken the initiative in response to a U.S. proposal to end the war, emphasizing that hostilities will only cease if its terms are met, while accusing the U.S. of using the proposal as a delay tactic.
After years of legal battles, Nicolás Zepeda has been convicted by a French court and sentenced to life imprisonment for the premeditated murder of Japanese student Narumi Kurosaki.
Despite facing the most intense campaign against a French left leader in decades, Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s movement triumphed in the March 15-22 municipal elections, capturing the poorest cities in the country and establishing itself as an irreversible third municipal force.
Original article: ¡Más de 8 millones en las calles! EE.UU. vive una masiva protesta contra el autoritarismo de Trump bajo el grito «No Kings» The «No Kings» Movement Paralyzes the United States with 3,300 Events, Setting Record Protest Numbers More than 8 million people took to the streets on Saturday, March 28, 2026, participating in […]
The fuel crisis sparks a nationwide uproar among workers, raising serious concerns about Kast's government. Polls reveal a historic drop in approval ratings: disapproval rises by 30 points. Social media fills with regretful voters as demonstrators make their voices heard. Unfulfilled promises and measures absent during the election campaign are now under scrutiny.
Changa communities of the Humboldt Archipelago raise alarm over environmental setbacks by the government and reaffirm their opposition to the Dominga project. They defend Law 20.249 and distance themselves from unrecognized groups that instrumentalize indigenous identity, declaring their territory is 'under defense' against extractive threats.
The government's budget cut of $72 billion to the Ministry of Security, heavily impacting police funding by 94%, has sparked significant criticism. Hugo Frühling from the University of Chile warns about the lack of clarity and the risk of diminishing public trust. Senator Juan Luis Castro labels the measure incomprehensible, highlighting operational ramifications amid a "security emergency." Sociologist Axel Callís questions the logic behind applying a uniform 3% cut across all sectors.
Senate President Paulina Núñez (RN) criticized the government's handling of communication amid rising fuel prices, warning about effects on legislative discussions. Experts like Ignacio Briones and Juan Carvajal questioned the term "bankrupt state" and the lack of coordination. The Executive defended its actions, asserting it "does not fall apart."
