The president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, has accused the president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, of being "dragging the military forces of Brazil into an armed conflict against Venezuela." The Venezuelan leader assures that the Brazilian has protected "a group of terrorists that attacked a Venezuelan military barracks that was at peace." Maduro, at a press conference from the Miraflores Palace, also assures that the decision -in the economic plane- to allow transactions in dollars in his country was "correct" because that has allowed the economy to "breathe".
Nicolás Maduro accuses Jair Bolsonaro of "dragging the military forces of Brazil into an armed conflict against Venezuela"
The Amazon: the forest that worries everyone, except Brazilians
The world's largest rainforest is considered a key factor in slowing down the fight against climate change, but the issue has been largely absent from the presidential campaign.
The United States turned Mexico into a funnel for migrants
Guatemalans, Salvadorans, Hondurans, Haitians, Cubans, Nicaraguans, Ecuadorians and now hundreds of Venezuelans are trapped in the bottleneck that Mexico has become.
Lula and Bolsonaro will be in one of the most closed votes in Brazil:...
The ultra-conservative president and the leftist ex-president will face each other in one of the closest votes in Brazilian history. This is how they are days away from the ballot.
And what will happen to the Venezuelan migrants who will not be allowed to...
The United States accepted the entry of 24,000 citizens of Venezuela by plane and instead expel those who enter irregularly through the southern border.
Ballot in Brazil, towards a technical draw?
The election on October 30 in Brazil under the Bolsonaro-Lula ticket exhibits a fierce struggle between two different models and opposing poles that disagree between democracy and autocracy.