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Chilean President Sebastian Pinera addresses the nation in Santiago, on November 17, 2019. - Chile said Friday it will hold a referendum to replace the country's dictatorship-era constitution -- a key demand of protesters after nearly a month of violent civil unrest. (Photo by CLAUDIO REYES / AFP)
América Latina

Piñera, presidente do Chile, se salva do segundo processo de impeachment em dois anos

Rodrigo Lopes
Alberto Fernández, presidente da Argentina.<!-- NICAID(14749847) -->
América do Sul

O que explica a derrota da esquerda na Argentina

Rodrigo Lopes
A man walks along Havanas malecon, on November 15, 2021. - The Cuban opposition has said it will take to the streets as planned on Monday to demand the release of political prisoners, despite authorities banning the demonstration and preventing its organizers leaving their homes the day before. News of the 15N (November 15) gathering in Havana and six provinces has spread rapidly on Cuban social media platforms in past weeks, with opposition supporters planning to highlight the continued detention of hundreds of prisoners jailed since history-making protests in July. (Photo by Yamil LAGE / AFP)<!-- NICAID(14941467) -->
América Latina e Caribe

O que está ocorrendo em Cuba nesta segunda-feira, que levou um grupo de migrantes a protestar em Porto Alegre

Rodrigo Lopes
Handout picture released by the Chilean Presidency showing Chilean President Sebastian Pinera speaking to the nation in Santiago, on October 22, 2019, on a fifth straight day of protests against a now suspended hike in metro ticket prices. - Pinera announced a package of social measures on Tuesday in a bid to bring an end to five days of violent protests that left 15 dead. Pinera vowed to increase the universal basic pension by 20 percent, freeze tariffs on electricity and propose a law that would see the state cover the costs of expensive medical treatment. (Photo by HO / Chilean Presidency / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / CHILE'S PRESIDENCY / HO" - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
América Latina

Como o processo de impeachment contra Piñera pode levar a extrema-direita ao poder no Chile

Rodrigo Lopes
(FILES) In this file photo Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega speaks during the commemoration of the 51st anniversary of the Pancasan guerrilla campaign in Managua, on August 29, 2018. - The United States on June 9, 2021 announced sanctions against four Nicaraguan officials who support President Daniel Ortega, including the president's daughter, accusing the regime of undermining democracy and abusing human rights. "President Ortega's actions are harming Nicaraguans and driving the country deeper into tyranny," said Andrea Gacki, director of the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control. "The United States will continue to expose those officials who continue to ignore the will of its citizens." (Photo by INTI OCON / AFP)<!-- NICAID(14812952) -->
América Latina

Ortega vence e Nicarágua dá novo passo rumo ao abismo da ditadura

Rodrigo Lopes
Handout picture released by the Chilean Presidency showing Chilean President Sebastian Pinera speaking to the nation in Santiago, on October 22, 2019, on a fifth straight day of protests against a now suspended hike in metro ticket prices. - Pinera announced a package of social measures on Tuesday in a bid to bring an end to five days of violent protests that left 15 dead. Pinera vowed to increase the universal basic pension by 20 percent, freeze tariffs on electricity and propose a law that would see the state cover the costs of expensive medical treatment. (Photo by HO / Chilean Presidency / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / CHILE'S PRESIDENCY / HO" - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
América Latina

Oposição do Chile apresenta pedido de impeachment contra Piñera por acusações do caso Pandora Papers

Rodrigo Lopes
Picture of the new five and ten bolivar bank notes put into circulation by the Central Bank of Venezuela as part of the currency reconversion, taken in Caracas on October 1, 2021. - The official exchange rate of the Venezuelan bolivar went from 4.18 million to the US dollar overnight to just 4.18 as the impoverished country slashed six zeroes off its inflation-battered currency Friday to simplify transactions. (Photo by Yuri CORTEZ / AFP)<!-- NICAID(14903807) -->
Venezuela

A nova "mágica" de Maduro: cortar seis zeros da moeda a menos de dois meses das eleições na Venezuela

Rodrigo Lopes
Argentina's new president Alberto Fernandez (L) waves next to his vice-president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, after receiving the presidential sash from outgoing president Mauricio Macri during his inauguration ceremony at the Congress in Buenos Aires on December 10, 2019. (Photo by Alejandro PAGNI / AFP)
Cone Sul

Derrota épica nas primárias abre crise interna entre Alberto Fernández e Cristina Kirchner na Argentina

Rodrigo Lopes
XIAS DO SUL, RS, BRASIL (10/08/2021)Como forma de ampliar o acesso à vacinação, o município de Caxias do Sul abriu nesta terça-feira (10) sete novos pontos de aplicação para pessoas com 28 anos ou mais. Na foto, Central da Vacina, Circulo. (Antonio Valiente/Agência RBS)<!-- NICAID(14859042) -->
Pandemia

Onde, no mundo, crianças já estão sendo vacinadas contra a covid-19

Rodrigo Lopes
Foto divulgada pela Presidência da Argentina mostrando o presidente argentino Alberto Fernandez anunciando novas medidas contra a disseminação do novo coronavírus, COVID-19, da Residência Presidencial de Olivos em Olivos, Buenos Aires, em 14 de abril de 2021. - Fernandez anunciou uma extensão da proibição do trânsito noturno, restrição do horário comercial e fechamento de escolas na região metropolitana de Buenos Aires, em um endurecimento das medidas para conter a disseminação do coronavírus. (Foto ESTEBAN COLLAZO / Presidência Argentina / AFP) / RESTRITO AO USO EDITORIAL - CRÉDITO OBRIGATÓRIO FOTO AFP / PRESIDÊNCIA DA ARGENTINA / ESTEBAN COLLAZO - SEM COMERCIALIZAÇÃO - SEM CAMPANHAS DE PUBLICIDADE - DISTRIBUÍDO COMO UM SERVIÇO A CLIENTES<!-- NICAID(14758541) -->
Cone Sul

A primeira grande derrota do governo de Alberto Fernández na Argentina

Rodrigo Lopes
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