Democracy rests on the certainty that each citizen's vote counts. When 86% of a nation's ballots are deemed inconsistent, the conclusion is clear: there has been no legitimate election.

President Gustavo Petro dismantled the false equation of "Nazism=Communism" promoted by far-right Axel Kaiser. Petro highlighted that Nazism exterminated leftists and was financed by big capital, denouncing the manipulation as modern Goebbels-style propaganda.

The summit aimed to establish a communication link between popular movements and BRICS, fostering discussions on expanding the participation of civil society from the Global South in global governance mechanisms.

The counselor of the National Electoral Council, Marlon Ochoa, stated that the general elections in Honduras are characterized by significant irregularities, corroborating previously made claims by candidate Rixi Moncada and recently by Salvador Nasralla.

The IMF is exerting pressure on the "libertarian" government to begin purchasing reserves amid fears of a looming currency crisis. However, Milei refuses to make this move over concerns that it could lead to a rise in the dollar, affecting prices and inflation levels.

The national day of protest is set for December 10 in response to the recent threats and interventionist statements from the occupant of the White House towards Colombia.

"Here we have compelling evidence: more than 50 politicians, businesspeople, and congressional members from the bipartisan system have been convicted in the United States, including former President Juan Orlando Hernández. And now, in the midst of an election, Trump grants a pardon to a 45-year convict," stated the presidential candidate for the Libertad y Refundación (Libre) party.

The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) linked this historic reduction in poverty to two factors: the recovery of the job market and the maintenance of social benefits, such as the "Family Program." The report also highlights that poverty in the country has a more significant impact on informal workers.

"Under the false banner of the 'drug fight', a narrative has been constructed that seeks to legitimize interventions and coercive measures aimed at seizing the energy resources and trade routes held by Venezuela and the peoples of the region," stated the Latin American Council of Social Sciences, urgently calling "for the activation of international mechanisms and respect for international law."

“Venezuela reiterates that it does not recognize nor will it recognize the forced sale of CITGO,” stated the Caribbean nation's vice president, Delcy Rodríguez, indicating that Nicolás Maduro's government will take "all measures at its disposal" to bring those responsible for this looting to justice, including international accountability.