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Thursday 26th November, 05:39 AM JST CARACAS, Venezuela — Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sought to expand Tehran’s influence in Latin America and deepen his alliance with Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez on Wednesday in a visit that...
A new survey on corruption around the world confirms what many of us have long suspected: Fiery populist leaders who rise to power vowing to eradicate corruption often end up leading sleazier governments than their predecessors.
During the last two weeks of October, two of the brothers – one of whom is Bolivian — made visits in three cities of Bolivia. Here are some of their impressions. Santa Cruz de la Sierra We arrived on Sunday, October 25th in the...
LA PAZ, Nov. 24 (Xinhua) -- Bolivian President Evo Morales and his Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Tuesday signed a series of agreements to enhance bilateral ties and deepen cooperation. "I am sure the people of Iran...
Sup, bitches? Evo fucking Morales here, just cold coasting to motherfucking electoral victory next week, hey-oh! While the so-called Bolivian "opposition" is still sittin' around with their pasty fingers up their collective...
A new survey on corruption around the world confirms what many of us have long suspected: Fiery populist leaders who rise to power vowing to eradicate corruption often end up leading sleazier governments than their predecessors.
To end poverty, you have to know how it began -- with globalization. Diaz shows how the colonial North used the South’s resources to build its industrial base and how its continued control over resources, global trade and debt...
"Those who are exploited are our compatriots all over the world; and the exploiters all over the world are our enemies… Our country is really the whole world, and all the revolutionaries of the world are our brothers." -- Fidel...
With the Copenhagen climate summit in two weeks, best-selling journalist Naomi Klein examines the grass-roots movement behind the climate debate proposal that argues all the costs associated with adapting to a more hostile...
As Bolivia's Evo Morales campaigns for re-election ahead of polls in December, his support from the nation's indigenous coca producers is again coming under scrutiny. Andres Schipani reports from La Paz. Many around the world...
