This past week, Hungary’s government has declared a policy allowing Venezuelan people seeking asylum to enter Hungary if they can prove Hungarian ancestry, however far down the road that may be. While these migrants are grateful for having a safe place to reside, the policy does raise some questions in light of the status quo of Hungary’s current administration, which… Read more »
Cuba plans to vote ‘yes’ to a socialist future for the generations to come. Cuban citizens are on their way to socialism that will update their constitution and stand as a vote for Cuban patriotism. A trigger to this vote came after US President Donald Trump claimed, “socialism is dying” and referred to Cuba as a “captive nation”. Cuban President,… Read more »
Since Venezuela’s president Nicolas Maduro was elected and opposition leader Juan Guiado has refused to concede, the country has been in a constant state of conflict between the people and the Maduro supporting military. The people of Venezuela almost unanimously back Juan Guado, But Maduro is holding onto power by using the military to suppress and outcries. Guaido has called… Read more »
In recent years, Brazil’s economy has multiplied the strength, becoming the most dominant market in the South American continent. Today, as the economy shows signs of slowing down, recently elected president Jair Bolsonaro introduces his plans to reform the country’s pension system. Many of his predecessors have proposed pension reforms, none of which have passed through Brazilian congress. All of… Read more »
As the weeks move on since the United States first took action against the Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s dictatorship rule, the country is descending deeper and deeper into chaos and closer to a violent removal of Maduro’s rule. With Maduro refusing to step down for country, but a country full of starving people that are being neglected by their government… Read more »
Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman will be sentenced on June 25 and most likely sent to a maximum security prison in the U.S.. This would be the safest option due to the fact that he will not be able to escape through tunnels, as achieved before. The trial where his 10 convictions took place, New York’s eastern district, was where many… Read more »
The dam collapse in Brazil was a catastrophic event, killing hundreds of people and leaving many more missing. The disaster ravaged the site of the dam and the surrounding countryside, flooding the land with muddy waters that the dam was meant to hold back. While the dam was not meant to burst, there is clear indication by many that this… Read more »
It’s no secret that Brazil profits greatly off of its mining industry, harvesting minerals from the earth such as gold and iron ore, a main component in steel. However, the waste produced due to this large amount of mining has largely been swept under the rug so to speak. Brazil alone holds over 800 mining sites, each of which have… Read more »
One of Latin America’s most respected figures, and a Nobel Peace Prize winner has been accused of sexual assault by four women in a 48 hour time period. Twice president of Costa Rica, Oscar Arias Sanchez, 78 has, was first accused on Tuesday evening by a woman who then sparked a domino effect through social media. Ms. Eleonora Antillion kept… Read more »
As the events in Venezuela have been unfolding in the past couple of weeks, Maduro’s regime has been crumbling infront of him. With more and more countries supporting Juan Guaido’s claim as the interim president, as well as the National Assembly supporting his claim, Maduro has been losing a grip on his power. To top it off, the United States… Read more »