Venezuela: the request of the South American country to OPEC + and why it is important for the global market

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Argentina: Why has Rosario become a police chronicle?

The wake of violence that hits Rosario, one of the main and most populated cities in Argentina, is no coincidence

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Climate change by 2030: Massive ‘Mad Max’ style migrations

In Latin America, migrations would mobilize more than 17 million people who would be forced to move from their homes because of climate change

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Ecuador: Why are students and teachers protesting Guillermo Lasso?

Various sectors such as peasants, students and teachers in Ecuador have carried out protests to demand reforms from Guillermo Lasso

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Is Uruguay now a threat to the stability of Mercosur?

One of the reasons that Uruguay has to resolve the conflict with Mercosur is that more than 30% of its exports go to China

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Can the government of Ivan Duque steal the Venezuelan State company ‘Monómeros de Venezuela’?

The Venezuelan-owned company, is one of the 'jewels' of the industrial framework because a good part of the food security of Colombia depends on it

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Venezuela: The new political scenario after the signing of the first agreements between the Government and the radical opposition

The government of Venezuela and the radical opposition managed to finalize the first two agreements through a dialogue that has the Kingdom of Norway as a mediator and Mexico as the neutral headquarters of the talks

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Bukele proposes more than 200 reforms to the Constitution of El Salvador. What’s behind all this?

On September 15, the Salvadoran vice president, Félix Ulloa, is expected to hand over to the president, Nayib Bukele, a preliminary draft with more than 200 constitutional reforms prepared together with an ‘Ad Hoc’ team

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Venezuela: key points to the dialogue between the Government and the opposition in Mexico

The Government of Joe Biden welcomed "the beginning of comprehensive negotiations led by Venezuela in Mexico"

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Why did the Venezuelan opposition stop abstaining and is going to the ‘mega-elections’?

The main leaders who called for abstention and the violent overthrow of the government, such as Leopoldo López and Julio Borges, whose parties will participate as announced, have stayed silent in the face of the decision taken by their political parties

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