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Has Palestine become an election issue in Latin America’s largest country? (opens the original)
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Brazil’s President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Brazil opposition candidate Flavio Bolsonaro. [Photo/AA] Brazil is experiencing one of its most polarised electoral battles, as the race intensifies between President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and his right-wing rival, Flávio Bolsonaro, the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro. While the economy, security and domestic crises dominate voters’ concerns, an issue that at first glance appears to lie thousands of kilometres away from Brasília has mov
Solidarity spreads across Brazil after US terrorism designation of Rawa Alsagheer (opens the original)
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The Palestinian activist Rawa Alsagheer, [FB] The United States’ decision to impose counterterrorism sanctions on Palestinian activist Rawa Alsagheer and the Masar Badil movement has triggered expressions of solidarity across Brazil and Latin America, with activists condemning the measure as an attempt to criminalise Palestinian political organising and solidarity work. The US Treasury Department announced on August 26 that Masar Badil, also known as the Palestinian Alternative Revolutionary Pat
Washington reclaims Latin America through energy as Israel returns to Caracas (opens the original)
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People gather outside Downing Street to protest against the US military attack on Venezuela, calling on the British government to condemn the forced removal of Nicolás Maduro and demanding his return to Venezuela in London, United Kingdom on January 05, 2026. [Wiktor Szymanowicz – Anadolu Agency] Venezuela’s oil is becoming more than an energy asset; it is emerging as an instrument in a wider contest for influence across Latin America. The agreement announced by US President Donald Trump on 28th
From Bolivia to Colombia: Is the pro-Palestine Hague Group beginning to fall apart? (opens the original)
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Amman Hijazi, Ambassador at the Palestinian Mission to the Netherlands at a press conference of The Hague Group, organized by The Progressive International on January 31, 2025 in The Hague, Netherlands. [Pierre Crom/Getty Images] Electoral shifts in Latin America are testing the cohesion of the Hague Group, a prominent international bloc launched in January 2025 by Global South governments to turn diplomatic support for the Palestinians into coordinated pressure on Israel over its aggression on
Colombia to restore relations with Israel and halt embassy plans in Palestine (opens the original)
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The flags of Colombia (L) and Israel (R) displayed together. [AI generated image] Colombia’s incoming government is preparing to reverse one of the most significant foreign policy shifts of President Gustavo Petro’s administration by restoring full diplomatic relations with Israel, halting plans to open an embassy in Palestine, and advancing the relocation of Colombia’s embassy to occupied Jerusalem. The changes, announced by President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella, mark a dramatic departure fr
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