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Marcos Salgado The billionaire U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed a 39% tariff on imports of Swiss products, effective since Thursday, August 7, 2025. It is the highest rate applied to developed countries and nearly quadruples the…
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Marcos Salgado The relationship between former CIA agent Tim Ballard and the far-right Argentine government of Javier Milei has unleashed a major political scandal in Argentina—which, in fact, seems only to be starting. Here is a quick…
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Marcos Salgado The concentrated power in Argentina has once again shown what it is: power. A hegemony that goes beyond the cartelized media, which are merely the figurehead of a system that includes, most notably, total control of the…
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Marcos Salgado Venezuela returned to vote less than a year before the 2024 presidential elections. In a single day, 24 state governors and 285 members of the National Assembly, the unicameral parliament, were elected. In both elections…
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Marcos Salgado | With the failure of the opposition plans on January 10, all eyes to understand what is next in Venezuela and its opposition labyrinth are on Washington. And this is no coincidence, on the contrary, it demonstrates the…
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Aram Aharonian As he attempts to create a power imbalance with his claims over the Panama Canal, Canada and Greenland, Donald Trump seeks to bully countries for concessions. Trump's expansionist threats anticipate a stormy relationship…
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Marcos Salgado January 10 passed in Venezuela. And the only thing that came was the 11th. Just as Pedro Carmona had his 13th, in 2002, in his very brief presidency during the coup against Hugo Chavez, former candidate Edmundo Gonzalez had…
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The case of the Argentine gendarme detained in Venezuela for conspiracy comes to put another twist to the growing tension between the governments of Nicolás Maduro and Javier Milei, just days before the Venezuelan president takes office for…
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Marcos Salgado A year after the meeting between the presidents of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro and Guyana, Irfaan Ali in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, which de-escalated -at least temporarily- the confrontation between them over the dispute…
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Aram Aharonian Uruguay, that tiny country that can hardly be seen on the map, four times world champion in soccer, the surprise is that there were no more than two victories. Despite the hegemonic media's predictions of a very close…
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Aram Aharonian Trade embargoes, vetoes in economic bodies, freezing of assets, executive orders: all these measures may well be grouped under the generic term “sanctions”, actions that seek to weaken a country's economy, undermine its…
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Aram Aharonian A few weeks before Donald Trump returns to the White House, Latin America presents a bleak outlook in which most countries are governed by political forces that, while not openly aligned with Washington, also show no signs…
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Marcos Salgado The Democratic administration in the United States continues to play ahead of the curve. In Ukraine, it puts Europe (and the whole world) on the brink of a confrontation, even a nuclear one, by authorizing Zelensky to use US…
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