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Nicolás Maduro · MontevideoUruguayan President Luis Lacalle Pou held a conversation with Venezuelan leader María Corina Machado in the hours leading to Sunday's presidential elections that could bring Nicolás Maduro's regime to an end.See the Story
Lacalle Pou stands by Machado ahead of Sunday's elections
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Emmanuel Macron · ParisArgentine President Javier Milei’s first official visit to Paris to meet Emmanuel Macron Friday will be overshadowed by a racism scandal that began on the soccer field and spilled into the political arena.See the Story
Milei Meets Macron in Paris Visit Overshadowed by Racism Scandal
100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Aircraft · VigoThe tragedy of the longliner Argos Georgia plus the loss and disappearance of thirteen mariners, and the survival of fourteen, is headline news in Galicia with the city of Vigo declaring a day of mourning and the Spanish foreign minister announcing that an Air Force aircraft will be flying Friday to the Falkland Islands to pick up Spanish crew members.See the Story
Argos Georgia tragedy: Survivors in Falklands, Spain sending aircraft, official mourning in Vigo
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Sanctions · United StatesMajor refiners Reliance Industries of India announced it would soon be purchasing crude from Venezuela once again after getting the nod from Washington DC, which would represent an easing of the current sanctions against the South American country.See the Story
Washington gives Indian refiners the nod to buy Venezuelan crude
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Nicolás Maduro · ChileLeftwing governments in South America seem to have turned their backs on Venezuelan ruler Nicolás Maduro after he forecasted last week that his country would be heading for a bloodbath if he failed to win Sunday's presidential elections.See the Story
Maduro's “bloodbath” message turns leftwing governments against him
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Poverty · Rio De JaneiroUK’s Minister for International Development Anneliese Dodds is in Rio de Janeiro representing the UK at the G20 Development Ministers’ Meeting – on the first visit by a member of the new government to South America.See the Story
New UK government visit to South America: joins fight against hunger and poverty
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Montevideo · MontevideoAt mid morning Thursday, fishing vessels in the port of Montevideo turned their sirens on for a few minutes to the memory of the lost mariners from longliner Argos Georgia, believed to be almost unsinkable given its sturdy complexion and modern technology, which sunk in the middle of a dramatic storm in the deep south Atlantic.See the Story
Argos Georgia tragedy: Montevideo port fishing vessels turn sirens on to remember fallen mariners
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Caracas · CaracasWhile Venezuela's National Electoral Council (CNE) Chairman Elvis Amoroso denounced that Western media outlets were behind a campaign seeking to taint next Sunday's presidential elections, Argentine reporter Jorge Pizarro of Buenos Aires' Radio Rivadavia was denied access into the country upon landing at Caracas' Simón Bolívar International Airport, from where he was deported via Panama after over six hours in detention.See the Story
Venezuela: Foreign press accused of dirty campaign to cry “foul”
100% Left coverage: 1 sources