La Paz, July 30 (teleSUR-RHC)-- Bolivian President Evo Morales said Wednesday he agrees to re-establish diplomatic relations with Chile in order to gain eventual access to the Pacific Ocean. Morales said he hopes Pope Francis will become the guarantor in bridging relations between the two countries. ... More
Mexico City, July 30 (teleSUR-RHC)-- Authorities finally issued an emergency alert over gender violence concerns in 11 municipalities in the state of Mexico, also known as “Edomex,” as thousands of women and girls have been murdered in the region over the past decade. ... More
Quito, July 30 (teleSUR-RHC)-- More conversations over social equality and wealth distribution are being held Ecuador, with an increasing number of people and groups opening themselves to debate. Teresa Suarez is the President of the Afro-Ecuadorean Association of Ecuador, which represents nearly two million Afro-Ecuadoreans in the country, who are among the poorest groups of society. Her organization has participated in dialogues, which have largely focused on educating the public on the inheritance tax and capital gains bills, in the face of what has been a right-wing misinformation campaign surrounding these measures. ... More
Lima, July 30 (teleSUR-RHC)-- Peruvian Defense Deputy Minister Ivan Vega confirmed Tuesday the Peruvian armed forces rescued 26 children and 13 adults from the hands of remnants of terrorist group the Shining Path. ... More
San Salvador, July 30 (teleSUR-RHC) Salvadoran authorities have captured a key gang leader behind the country's forced transportation strike, as the death toll of transport workers at the hands of gang members climbed to nine on Wednesday as thousands of commuters were affected on the third day of the ongoing strike. ... More
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The Cuban National Ballet Company, led by prima ballerina assolutta, Alicia Alonso, will offer two galas dedicated to Cuban composer and pianist, Ernesto Lecuona, at the Martí Theater on August 1 and 2... More
Beirut, July 29 (RHC)-- At least two members of the Syrian Armed Forces have been killed in an Israeli drone strike in a village in Syria’s strategic southwestern province of Quneitra, located on the Syrian side of the Golan Heights, Lebanon's al-Manar TV says. ... More
Santiago de Chile, July 29 (teleSUR-RHC)-- After 57 days on strike, representatives of Chile’s teachers’ union met with the country’s Minister of Education Adriana Delpiano to re-establish talks over the law regarding the Teaching Careers project. ... More
London, July 29 (RHC)-- A new report says that there is substantial evidence that the Israeli regime committed war crimes during a military campaign against the Gaza Strip last year. The existence of such evidence was announced in a joint report by Amnesty International, a London-based rights group, and Forensic Architecture, a research project based at Goldsmiths, the University of London. ... More
Ankara, July 29 (RHC)-- In Turkey, the military has carried out its heaviest assault on Kurdish militants in northern Iraq since airstrikes began last week, effectively ending a two-year truce. ... More
Kabul, July 29 (RHC)-- In news from Afghanistan, the government is investigating reports the leader of the Taliban, Mullah Omar, has died. Sources within the Afghan government have reportedly told news outlets Omar died two or three years ago. ... More
London, July 29 (RHC)-- Over 2,000 desperate migrants have stormed the Channel Tunnel terminal in the French port town of Calais trying to reach the United Kingdom. ... More
Helsinki, July 29 (RHC)-- In Finland, as many as 15,000 people attended rallies and protests Tuesday to denounce recent comments by an elected official that multiculturalism was "a nightmare." ... More
Washington, July 29 (RHC)-- The U.S. administration of President Barack Obama has rejected an on-line public petition asking for the pardon of National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden. ... More
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