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Chile has experienced violent protests as fishermen clashed with police over demands for greater fishing rights. Demonstrators were injured alongside police during confrontations in various regions, including Valparaíso, while blocking …
Chile Faces Unrest as Fishermen Demand Increased Fishing Quotas Read More
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez has accused the Argentine government of repressing protests and violating rights, while neglecting similar actions in Cuba. The Argentine demonstrations, particularly by retirees, faced severe …
Cuban Regime’s Cynicism: Accusations Against Argentina for Repression and Rights Violations Read More
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest has prompted reactions from key opponents of his drug war, accusing him of crimes against humanity. Notable figures, including Father Flaviano Villanueva, former senator …
Key Opponents React to Duterte’s Arrest in Drug War Accountability Efforts Read More
Israel has released over 640 Palestinian prisoners in a deal amidst a fragile Gaza ceasefire, in exchange for four Israeli hostages’ remains. Many returned prisoners suffered severe health issues attributed …
Gaza Ceasefire: Israel Releases Over 640 Palestinian Prisoners Read More