Advertisement

Topic: Jose Miguel Vivanco

Jump to

Latest Headlines Quotes

ICC to investigate crimes committed in Venezuela

World News // 6 months ago

ICC to investigate crimes committed in Venezuela

The International Criminal Court announced Wednesday it is launching a full investigation into allegations of crimes committed by the Venezuelan government against opposition protesters in 2017.

Anti-government protests erupt in Cuba

World News // 10 months ago

Anti-government protests erupt in Cuba

The largest anti-government protests in decades erupted Sunday on the communist island nation of Cuba as people took to the streets against a deepening economic crisis amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Death toll climbs to 18 amid Chilean protests

World News // 2 years ago

Death toll climbs to 18 amid Chilean protests

Chilean police fired tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannons at the tens of thousands of protesters who took to the streets of Santiago for a sixth day despite President Sebastian Pinera's promise of reforms.

Colombia legalizes same-sex marriage

World News // 6 years ago

Colombia legalizes same-sex marriage

Colombia's high court legalized same-sex marriage, giving couples the same rights as their heterosexual counterparts.

OAS offers assistance in Haiti, Dominican immigration dispute

World News // 6 years ago

OAS offers assistance in Haiti, Dominican immigration dispute

The Organization of American States on Wednesday offered to facilitate talks between Haiti and the Dominican Republic due to the recent immigration controversy.

Dominican Republic agrees to OAS investigation over Haitian deportations

World News // 6 years ago

Dominican Republic agrees to OAS investigation over Haitian deportations

The Dominican Republic has agreed to cooperate with an investigation by the OAS into its immigration policies over its planned deportation of Haitians.

World News // 8 years ago

Venezuelan mayor arrested by secret police for inciting anti-government protests

Venezuelan secret police arrested San Cristobal Mayor Daniel Ceballos on Wednesday in continued crackdown on anti-government protesters.

World News // 9 years ago

More than 26,000 missing in Mexico

The Mexican government says 26,121 people have disappeared in the past six years amid a surge in violence as the country cracked down on drug cartels.

U.S. News // 9 years ago

UPI NewsTrack TopNews

News from United Press International, around the world around the clock ...

World News // 9 years ago

Report: Authorities 'disappear' Mexicans

Security forces in Mexico have participated in the disappearances of hundreds of people from 2006-12, Human Rights Watch said.

Quotes

The OAS has a key role to play now. It must rapidly find a multilateral solution to this breach of democracy in Honduras
Interim Honduran president appointed Jun 28, 2009

The OAS has a key role to play now. It must rapidly find a multilateral solution to this breach of democracy in Honduras
Interim Honduran president appointed Jun 28, 2009

While we are relieved for these prisoners and their families, the fact remains that scores of political prisoners locked up under Raul Castro continue to languish in Cuba's prisons
Free Cuba activists seek full Spanish citizenship Jul 16, 2010

President Chavez has created a new tool for controlling public debate in Venezuela
Human Rights Watch: Venezuela government office muzzling critics Jul 23, 2010

An independent and impartial investigation is critical to determine whether any of the killings were in fact the result of excessive force or outright executions
Group calls for probe into Jamaican raid Jun 04, 2010