The economic chaos in Venezuela turned political on Sunday. When President Nicolas Maduro’s National Electoral Council (CNE), packed with his cronies, declared attempts to call for a national recall referendum on...
The dire situation in Venezuela, as it succumbs to years of socialist mismanagement, almost defies description. ...
Like other well-known politicians, Lula's corruption, dating back at least a decade, is finally being exposed. ...
Brazilian investors, putting hope once again over experience, have doubled the price of the preferred stock of the Petrobras oil company since January, even as Petrobras sells off assets to pay...
The Lula cancer is finally being excised. Whether Brazil will heal remains an open question. ...
The U.S. mainstream media claimed that new Brazilian President Michel Temer represents a "new start" for Brazil. But nothing in that country is likely to change for the better. ...
As expected, the Colombian Marxist traitor, President Juan Manuel Santos, has concluded the peace of the cemetery with the bloody communist guerrillas on August 24, 2016 in Havana, Cuba, after nearly...
As President Dilma Rousseff takes the stand in her defense during her impeachment trial in Brazil (for corruption), Americans might be heartened to learn not all the crooks are in Washington....
In the early 1980s, Venezuelans enjoyed the highest standard of living in South America. Now they are starving, if they cannot flee. ...
Police in Venezuela destroyed nearly 2,000 shotguns and pistols on August 17 in a very public display of gun control held in a city square in the country’s capital city of...
When Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro allowed his citizens to travel to Colombia, thousands of Venezuelans crossed the border to buy what they could because socialist price and food controls in their...
Brazil’s upper house, following 16 hours of speeches and rancorous debate, voted 59-21 to begin the impeachment trial of the country’s president, Dilma Rousseff. ...
With reports of dead bodies and excrement floating in the water, the threat of Zika, and the Russian doping scandal, the Rio Olympics appears the Frankenstein of athletic events. And now...
If Venezuela’s Marxist dictator, President Nicolas Maduro, can remain in power until January 10, 2017, staving off a recall referendum, then he will remain the country’s leader for the foreseeable future...
Brazilians aren't buying that the Rio Olympic Games will bring them financial gains; instead, they believe the country will suffer financial losses. ...