"This press conference was not just about Venezuela. It was about whether the empire can openly reclaim the right to govern other nations and expect the world to shrug. If this persists, the lesson is brutal and undeniable: sovereignty is conditional, resources are there for the U.S. to seize, and democracy only exists by imperial consent."

For over two years, experts, political leaders, and civil society organizations have warned that fundamental principles of contemporary international order are at stake in Palestine—particularly in the Gaza Strip.

The Huasco SLEP, touted as the example of all SLEPs in Chile, has lost a substantial sum of 117,244,494 pesos in labor lawsuits. This money comes from public funds. Who will take responsibility for such administrative and financial irresponsibility? Shouldn't the HR head or executive director of this SLEP resign?

We celebrate two dawns that shattered historical fatalism: the triumph of the Cuban Revolution in 1959 and the uprising of the Zapatista Army in 1994. Despite the decades that separate them, both share a profound truth that Peruvian José Carlos Mariátegui warned us about long ago: the liberation of our peoples cannot be a carbon copy but rather a heroic creation.

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 reaction of the State and the conservative sectors, including those labeled as left-leaning progressives, toward a publication by Ambassador Pakarati reveals a deep resistance to engaging in dialogue about indigenous rights, exposing a dual violation that we cannot ignore as this year comes to a close.

The recent electoral battle is not an isolated event but a local expression of a world-system that, having exhausted its ability to generate consensus, now openly resorts to authoritarianism and brute force to safeguard the privileges of a transnational minority.

Regardless of the collective lessons learned from these failures, it is urgent to build a genuine international anti-fascist front capable of responding to the aspirations and demands of the people in a capitalist world in crisis.

The recent joint declaration from the communist parties across the region, under the banner "Hands Off Honduras!", places the Central American nation once again at the center of continental ideological debates.

The real enemy sits in the boards of large companies, in the offices of banks, in the military high commands that capitalize on war, in the media apparatus that manufactures consent for aggression, and in all those who prefer to finance wars rather than support their peoples crying out for food, housing shortages, and lack of health and education.