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Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe was shot during a campaign event in Bogotá, with details on his condition still unclear. The Democratic Center party condemned the violence, noting the attack’s unacceptability. …
Colombian Senator Shot at Campaign Event in Bogotá Read More
Venezuelans experienced a low turnout at polling stations for new legislature and state governors. The main opposition party boycotted the election in protest of President Maduro’s disputed reelection. Approximately 21 …
Low Turnout in Venezuela Amid Opposition Boycott of Divisive Elections Read More
Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo recently labeled some Guyanese citizens as “really stupid people,” reflecting a troubling attitude among leaders. Critics argue that this reveals a deeper disdain for the struggles …
Jagdeo’s Controversial Remarks Spark Outrage Among Guyanese Citizens Read More
This week, key stories from the Global South include the rise in sexual violence in Sudan, student detentions in Turkey, a Gambia probe into former President Jammeh’s assets, a Libyan …
This Week’s Major Developments in the Global South: A Roundup Read More
Venezuela’s opposition is urging voters to boycott the upcoming regional elections, leading to significant divisions within the party, including conflicts involving notable political families. Some factions argue for participation to …
Opposition’s Call for Boycott Divides Venezuela’s Political Landscape Read More
Argentina is witnessing widespread protests as citizens express growing dissatisfaction over economic hardships and ineffective political decisions. Demonstrators are calling for immediate action related to inflation, unemployment, and stagnant wages. …
Widespread Protests Erupt in Argentina Amid Economic Struggles Read More
Ecuador’s presidential election concluded on Sunday with a tight race between incumbent Daniel Noboa, focused on combating drug gangs and rebuilding the economy, and leftist candidate Luisa Gonzalez, advocating a …
Tight Presidential Race in Ecuador Concludes Amid Drug Violence Concerns Read More
Protests called by Zimbabwean war veteran Blessed Geza received mixed reactions, with many citizens staying away from work, especially in Harare. While Geza praised this response as a rejection of …
Mixed Reactions to Zimbabwe Protests Led by War Veteran Blessed Geza Read More
The Niger junta has freed the ministers from the overthrown government, marking an important step in the political situation of Niger. This release raises questions regarding future governance and stability …
Niger Junta Releases Ministers of Overthrown Government Read More
Lesotho’s garment industry is vital to its economy, providing jobs in factories that produce jeans for global retailers. The sector’s future is jeopardized by potential U.S. trade policy changes under …
Lesotho’s Economy at Risk Amidst Potential U.S. Trade Policy Changes Read More