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¡Viva Lula, viva Brasil, viva la igualdad en América Latina!
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Fernando Cerimedo orchestrated every major victory for Trump in Latin America over the past 2 years
His mentor was Israeli foreign agent Brad Parscale
Now that his plots are being exposed, the horrors of the Donroe Doctine are on full display
New audio leaks expose Trump's Latin America fixer Fernando Cerimedo pushing martial law against Bolivia's indigenous protests, getting top US diplomat removed
As Trump's de facto regional bagman, and a partner of Israeli foreign agent Brad Parscale, Cerimedo has advised right-wing presidential candidates from Argentina to Honduras to Bolivia to Peru. In the last two years, every single one of his clients won their elections.
But this August Cerimedo was arrested following allegations he oversaw the attempted murder of his former partner, Nadia Beler. Beler has since made public a series of private chats and audio recordings attributed to Cerimedo which expose how elections won by politicians aligned with Donald Trump across Latin America.
The leaked exchanges also reveal the influence of foreign interests from Washington to Tel Aviv over governments in the region.
In one of the most shocking recordings, Cerimedo claims to have personally intervened in the replacement of a U.S. ambassador to Bolivia. But what is even more revealing is that he claims the replacement ambassador was part of his own MAGA political circle.
Written and produced by Oscar Leon w/ Max Blumenthal
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Emiliano Andrade-Covarrubias was found unresponsive in his cell at the GEO Group-run Rio Grande Processing Center in Laredo on Saturday. He’s the seventh person to die in ICE custody in Texas this year and the second in Laredo alone. Andrade-Covarrubias was legally in the United States on a green card.
His daughter says the family learned of his death from the county medical examiner rather than federal officials. She said her father, who had heart disease, diabetes and high blood pressure, was denied his medications and ignored by medical staff when he complained of chest tightness and trouble breathing. The family has opened a GoFundMe for burial and funeral costs.
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The U.S. is launching a war across Latin America that includes hundreds of U.S. soldiers and airstrikes.
600 U.S. soldiers have started deploying under the cover of fighting drug cartels. This includes moving reaper drones from Africa to Colombia and Ecuador with “plans to expand operations from strikes on boats to strikes on land,” according to the New York Times
This is obviously an expansion of the Donroe doctrine to control and steal the region’s resources.
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Democrats have to jail these regime thugs or we no longer have a country.
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The National Book Award Fiction Longlist is here!
Celebrate the best writing in the United States with these 10 titles, available to borrow with your library card in print, e-book, and audiobook formats.
Learn more: on.nypl.org/4yS6SDy

ALT The image depicts a collage of ten book covers. Titles include "Red Ants" by Pergentino José, "Paradiso" by Hannah Lillith Assadi, "The Disappearances of Marlon James" by Michael Boughn, "Python's Kiss" by Louise Erdrich, and "Dey" by Edwidge Danticat. Other titles are "Mad Eden" by Morgyn Mane, "Pretend You're Dead and I'll Carry You" by Trevor Shikaze, "Beginning Middle End" by Valeria Luiselli, "The Renovation" by Kenan Orhan, and "Passengers." Each cover features distinctive artwork and typography.
Maricarmen has died at 87 years old. Her eviction two weeks ago sparked a national protest movement in Spain. In response to public outrage, her landlord struck a deal that let Maricarmen keep her home of 71 years. But she died in the hospital before she could return.
EXCLUSIVE: Ben Affleck and Matt Damon have launched Artists Equity Independent Pictures, a new banner dedicated to platforming emerging filmmakers in the indie space.
• Early projects include “A Woman in the Sun,” a family drama starring Renée Zellweger, Sissy Spacek and Mia Threapleton that marks the directorial debut of "Nyad" screenwriter Julia Cox.
•• Jennifer Westin, SVP, creative affairs and production, will lead day-to-day supervision of the AEIP slate under the guidance of Amy Baer, Artists Equity’s president of film and television.
“We owe much of our careers to independent cinema, so we’re keenly aware of its enormous role in discovering and refining talent,” said Affleck and Damon, Artists Equity’s CEO and chief content officer, respectively. “Artists Equity Independent Pictures is a way for us to empower rising voices with real potential, broaden the type of stories we’re telling and serve an audience that continues to express a growing desire for high-quality independent films.”
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The workers of the world are rising up and it’s a beautiful thing to see. A better world is possible!
Join us Wednesday, Oct. 14, for our filmmaker conversation on director Marielle Heller's 2020 film, "What the Constitution Means to Me." Registration is free at wifv.org/calendar!
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Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo.: “The establishment Democratic Party is a failed enterprise… It is so hard to lose two general elections to Donald Trump. In political terms, to imagine a worse failure than losing two national elections to DT.” Via @LeverNews
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A whole new literature is emerging written by young ppl about ICE detention. Here's a story by 19-yr-old Habiba Soliman, our client who was detained at Dilley.
In tradition of of "Farewell to Manzanar," "Journey to Topaz" written by young ppl about Japanese internment.
link 👇
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US now controls nearly all S. American states. But US empire is spread thin both on the continent & around the world. A self-reliant & organized populous can win back sovereignty. Using the Cuban example, Cabral said the following about self-reliance:
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La CIA trajo a los evangélicos a América Latina.
Los evangélicos llegaron a la región en los años 70. La CIA envió iglesias pentecostales conservadoras para contrarrestar tendencias católicas que consideraba comunistas.
La idea era que los pobres buscaran su salvación personal en lugar de revoluciones sociales. Desde entonces, las diferentes denominaciones evangélicas (bautistas, pentecostales, etc.) han crecido.
En América Central, los evangélicos ya son el grupo religioso más grande, con más de la mitad de la población en países como Costa Rica y Panamá. En donde menos evangélicos hay es en Argentina, Uruguay y México.
Son iglesias que en gran parte se han basado en el televangelismo de los Estados Unidos Han hecho telenovelas basadas en la Biblia, sobre todo en Brasil y actualmente saben sacar provecho de las redes como nadie.
Si te interesa el tema y quieres ver el análisis con expertos, búscanos en nuestro canal de YouTube. /cc #dwcómoteafecta
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This is not only in South America where the left is loosing ground, the same happens in Europe.
Why ?
Very simple, the new left has been infiltrated by Soros and other NGos that have shifted the whole traditional left’s fight into societally issue.
They have shifted from a vertical fight to a horizontal fight > made the masses fight each other, this way omitting their real enemy > the oligarchy.
The traditional real LEFT was about Class struggle.
Yes, the 99% against the 1%
Soros and other serious funding from oligarchs/multinational corporations have infiltrated the left to better DESTROY IT.
They had to divide the 99%…. And YES >
IT WORKED
Distracted over races, gender, sex, abortion, intangible BS is the recipe for disaster.
People want dignity, access to education, healthcare, security, food > focus on that and people might trust again their left, the rest is just DISTRACTION
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The government *still* isn’t tracking how often immigration agents detain U.S. citizens.
We are.
500+ Americans have been handcuffed, held at gunpoint or held against their will in Trump’s second term.
Our tally is almost certainly an undercount.
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The occupation of Madrid’s Puerta del Sol by housing protesters has brought back memories of the anti-austerity revolt that began in 2011.
But where the Indignados used generic populist language, this new movement has a clear left-wing focus on class. jacobin.com/2026/10/spain-ho…






































