The anti-democratic character and fascist heritage of the PP goernment became glaringly evident when Rajoy sent thousands of troops into Catalonia in a failed attempt to stop people from voting

If Congress turns against this war and blocks U.S. involvement, the Saudis will have to negotiate an end to the conflict

This is not “democracy promotion,” it is regime change, by any means necessary

Venezuela’s recession is making it difficult for the country to meet its debt payments, but US sanctions are making a difficult task almost impossible

The number of people deemed to be at risk for poverty and social exclusion is at 27.9 percent

The presidential hopes of politician Jair Bolsonaro arose from the collapse of Brazilian democracy

Once the island has recovered from the hurricane, it needs to wipe away its debt and end its broken political status within the US.

Puerto Rico’s recovery hinges on reversing the neoliberal policies that crippled the island before Hurricane Maria

The new measures can help alleviate some of Venezuela’s economic problems, but do not address the heart of the problem, an inflation-depreciation spiral

Irma Deepens the Crisis