Martín Angerosa from the Argentine Disarmament Network (RAD) warned that these types of military-grade weapons can fire bursts of bullets, emphasizing that a primary outcome of this measure will be that "the guns that criminal organizations used to have to seek from military barracks will now be sourced directly from civilians' homes." He called attention to Brazil's experience under Bolsonaro, where gun market liberalization led to a spike in femicides and incidents of gunfire in schools and public spaces.

President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, filed a complaint against her aggressor, stating, "because it is a crime, and if this happens to the president, what could happen to any woman?" Additionally, she accused a newspaper of revictimization for publishing images of the harassment incident.

As Pro Tempore President of CELAC, Colombia is leading the meeting of National Coordinators for the Latin American and Caribbean bloc, advancing negotiations on the Declaration that will outline the political and bi-regional cooperation roadmap to be presented during the IV CELAC–EU Summit on November 9 and 10.

The organizers stated that while this strike could result in losses exceeding 500 million soles (150 million dollars), it is a necessary action in light of the neglect and lack of responses from the government.

Following the announcement, international analyst Lautaro Rivara remarked that "the cancellation of the Summit of the Americas is a direct consequence of the exclusion of Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua, which prompted the abstention of Colombia and Mexico in solidarity."

The Mexican government insisted that granting asylum to former Peruvian Prime Minister Betssy Chávez cannot be deemed an unfriendly act, as recognized by the UN General Assembly. Therefore, it rejected the response from José Jerí's administration and reiterated its willingness for dialogue and peaceful resolution of disputes.

"Hopefully, the societies responsible for governments that have contributed to genocide could pool enough money for the reconstruction of Gaza," stated the Colombian president.

In conversation with Michele Ellner from Codepink, the communicator stated, "Just as the right has radicalized, introducing a character completely disruptive to traditional right-wing politics with a radicalized discourse regarding the political program he embodies, we have yet to construct that radicality... We’ve become ensnared in a sort of social-democratic or woke trap, where we only discuss one agenda and neglect other central, fundamental topics necessary for transformation..."

In a public statement, they noted that this Washington offensive represents a new and dangerous phase of imperialist intervention that threatens not only the Venezuelan people but also the stability of the entire Western Hemisphere and the universal right of all nations to self-determination and economic and political sovereignty.

Armand Mattelart, co-author of “How to Read Donald Duck” and co-director of “The Spiral,” passed away on October 31 in Paris, leaving behind a legacy of critical media analysis that remains relevant.