Despite the material shortages imposed from abroad, the Island has managed to preserve social achievements that remain unattainable dreams for many nations under the neoliberal model. Universal health care, public education, and scientific sovereignty are not merely statistical successes; they are the foundational pillars of a dignity that is priceless and refuses to yield to imperial pressures.

The sustained reduction in deforestation in the Amazon results from collaboration between Gustavo Petro's government and communities through ecological restoration efforts, voluntary conservation agreements, strengthening sustainable productive chains, and responsible forest management.

2025 turned into a tragic year for journalism in Peru, marked by an alarming wave of violence that claimed the lives of four media professionals. The recent loss of Mitzar Castillejos, who died after being shot multiple times, reflects not only the threats faced by journalists but also the decline of press freedom in the country.

Accounts of assaults, arbitrary detentions, and two homicides by police in less than a week have marked a bloody end to the year in Buenos Aires.

The Andis, notorious for the corruption scandal and bribery directly involving Karina Milei, General Secretary of the Presidency and sister of the "libertarian" president, will be demoted to a Disability Directorate within the Ministry of Health, losing its autonomy and cross-cutting authority.

The National Electoral Council (CNE) of Honduras officially announced last night the results of the general elections on November 30 without having completed the total vote count for parliamentary and municipal positions, amid a flood of allegations of fraud, inconsistencies, manipulation, and the interference of Donald Trump.

Supreme Decree 5503, implemented by the Rodrigo Paz administration, triggered immediate price increases of 86% for gasoline and 160% for diesel. Furthermore, it expedites the transfer of natural and strategic resources of the country without legislative oversight.

Marlon Ochoa criticized the existence of agreements among political and economic elites to determine election outcomes, stating, "This amounts to acknowledging only a fraction of the people's will," and declaring he "will not sign any action that violates electoral law."

This measure will directly impact between 2 and 3 million people, who will see an increase in their income starting January 1st. The decree introduces the concept of a living wage for the first time, aimed at reducing poverty, increasing employment, stimulating the economy, and democratizing wealth distribution in Colombia.

The "libertarian" government will appeal the ruling by Federal Administrative Judge Martín Cormick, which nullified the so-called "Anti-Protest Protocol," after determining that public administration lacks the authority to enact regulations infringing on basic constitutional rights such as freedom of assembly, the right to petition authorities, and freedom of expression.