Opinion

Lopez Obrador with Juarez: Respect for the Rights of Others Is Peace

By Luis Manuel Arce Isaac

Mexico, (Prensa Latina) The government of President Donald Trump disqualifies the diplomatic proposal of Mexico and Uruguay, which Pope Francis joined, to seek dialogue in Venezuela to avoid any misfortune.

Russia Denounces U.S. Gunpowder to Kindle Venezuelan Crisis

By Antonio Rondón García

Moscow, (Prensa Latina) Venezuela centers attention today of all Russian politologues, as further than the economic interests in that country, it's all about the imposition by the United States of schemes to change governments in sovereign countries.

Most of the Ecuadorian Shows Insecurity with National Situation

Quito, Jan 29 (Prensa Latina) The 72.8 percent of Ecuadorians are currently feeling insecure, distrustful, pessimistic and anguished with the current situation of the country, according to a study released by the pollster Click Report.

Fraud, the Justification of the Bad Loser Wanders Around El Salvador

By Charly Morales Valido

San Salvador, (Prensa Latina) The unfounded rumors of electoral fraud launched by the right-wing Great Alliance for National Unity (GANA) embody Tuesday what in El Salvador they call 'killing the pooch in time.'

Africa, Always Worthy

By Ruben G. Abelenda (*)

Libreville, (PL) Despite the complex panorama they have historically faced from the rich and plundering North, the serious economic problems they suffer, the hardships, diseases and environmental damage, the nations of Africa today are an example of dignity for the world.

Salvadoran Presidential Elections, a Challenge to Nostradamus

San Salvador, Jan 28 (Prensa Latina) If the end of the campaign was a thermometer to measure the intention to vote, the Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberacion Nacional (FMLN) would undoubtedly win the Salvadoran presidential elections.

Venezuela Faces U.S. Pretensions of a Social Outbreak

By Odette Diaz Fumero

Caracas, Jan 25 (Prensa Latina) The U.S. pretensions towards Venezuela since the political conquest of Chavismo in 1998, when President Hugo Chavez took office, are described on Friday as a systematic attempt to destabilize the South American country politically and economically.

Governments Reiterate Support to Venezuela's Constitutional President

Caracas, (Prensa Latina) Governments of several countries presented today their position of recognition to president of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, regarding actions of the right of that country and the United States to overthrow him and impose an illegitimate one.

The US at the Forefront of Coup Attempt in Venezuela

Caracas, Jan 24 (Prensa Latina) Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza denounced Thursday that the United States Government is at the forefront of the coup attempt against the President of the Republic, Nicolas Maduro, gestated by factors of the national and international extreme right.

Rich People Add Millions, Poor Cut Income, Study Says

Davos, Switzerland, (Prensa Latina) While billionaires have increased their wealth at a rate of 2.5 billion dollars a day, the incomes of the world'' s poorest half of the population fell 11 percent in 2018, a specialized source said on Monday.

Stick to Facts to Reveal Disinformation, Says Ramonet

By Livia Rodríguez Delis

Havana, Jan 21 (Prensa Latina) French-Spanish intellectual Ignacio Ramonet warned here today on the need to stick to facts when revealing internartional media campaigns which aim to disinform society.