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Colombia threatens to sever ties with Israel if Gaza ceasefire not implemented

Colombian President Gustavo Petro threatens to break off diplomatic ties with Israel and has called onto other nations to do so if it doesn’t comply with a United Nations security council resolution that calls for an immediate cease-fire in the Gaza Strip.

Thousands rally against rising hunger in Argentina amid austerity measures

Thousands rally against rising hunger in Argentina amid austerity measures

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US reimposes sanctions on Venezuela after court upholds candidate ban

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Ecuador ‘in state of war’ after reign of terror by drug cartels

Ecuador deployed more than 22,400 soldiers to neutralize a campaign of terror waged by gangs that has claimed 16 lives, after its armed forces engaged in a savage deadlock with organized crime.

Ecuador ‘in state of war’ after reign of terror by drug cartels

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Here are Press TV's latest top stories, 10:00 GMT on May 31, 2023.

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Brazilone year ago

Brazil’s Lula calls for instituting common S American currency

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva calls for instituting a regional trade currency during a meeting with South American heads of state.

Brazil’s Lula calls for instituting common S American currency

Palestine2 years ago

Chile planning to open embassy in Palestinian territories

President Gabriel Boric of Chile says he plans to open an embassy in the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories.

Chile planning to open embassy in Palestinian territories

Colombia2 years ago

Leftist Petro wins Colombia election, ends century of rightwing rule

Gustavo Petro’s surprise win in the Colombian presidential election has ushered in a new era of politics in the South American country after a century of right-wing rule and decades of civil war.

Leftist Petro wins Colombia election, ends century of rightwing rule

News Bulletin2 years ago

Chile to open fight against Bolivia over disputed waters at top UN court

Chile opens a case against Bolivia at the UN's highest court over a river both countries claim rights to, the latest instalment of water-related rows between the South American neighbors.

Chile to open fight against Bolivia over disputed waters at top UN court

More3 years ago

Indigenous woman picked to reform constitution vows to 're-found' Chile

Chile chooses an indigenous woman, Elisa Loncon, to head the body in charge of re-writing the constitutional law of the South American nation.

Indigenous woman picked to reform constitution vows to 're-found' Chile

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Brazil’s Lula calls for instituting common S American currency

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Leftist Petro wins Colombia election, ends century of rightwing rule