A massive crowd of one and a half million people took to the streets to defend public university funding and protest against the Argentine President, Javier Milei, who has been over 200 days without adhering to the University Financing Law.

The public university system is once again confronting the Argentine government led by President Javier Milei in a demonstration on the streets. Students, faculty, rectors, and unions mobilize today to oppose budget cuts, wage erosion, and the failure to implement the University Financing Law.

Upon arriving at São Paulo's Guarulhos International Airport, activist Thiago Ávila was greeted by family and Palestine support organizations. He reiterated his allegations, claiming to have endured torture and isolation during his detention, saying, "I didn't even know if it was day or night; I was almost always blindfolded, in places without ventilation. I had no access to the outside world, only when my lawyers or the Brazilian diplomatic service visited."

Venezuela has reported an impressive 32% increase in non-oil exports during the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025, signaling a notable economic recovery.

Indigenous organizations at the Templo Mayor in Mexico City demanded President Claudia Sheinbaum urgently send a Bill to Congress prohibiting the glorification of genocide and figures like Hernán Cortés. They rejected statements from Madrid's president, Díaz Ayuso, calling out denialism, hate campaigns, and racism. They called for a historical clarification commission with Spain and reparations for damages.

Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, has vowed that the people will remain mobilized until all 1,040 sanctions impacting the nation's economy are lifted, linking their removal to the restoration of quality of life for citizens.

Cuban authorities stated, "This is an act of ruthless economic aggression that multiplies the extraterritorial effects of the blockade, with the potential application of secondary sanctions against foreign companies, banks, and entities, even if their businesses in the United States have no connection to Cuba."

Lula proposed, "If he needs help addressing the situation in Cuba, I am completely at his disposal," calling Trump's comments a "great sign, especially because Cuba wants to engage in dialogue."

In a bid to revitalize the agricultural sector and provide relief to those burdened by unmanageable debts, President Claudia Sheinbaum has launched the 'Return to Grow' program, targeting nearly 60,000 small agricultural producers across Mexico.

The release of audio recordings under the investigation known as 'Hondurasgate' has uncovered a covert operation linked to Trumpism aimed at undermining the governments of Gustavo Petro in Colombia and Claudia Sheinbaum in Mexico, involving a network allegedly financed by the Honduran government and foreign allies.