Belén Fernández

The US gov­ern­ment is try­ing to blame the fen­tanyl cri­sis on drug traf­fick­ing but it is a dis­as­ter of its own mak­ing.

Amer­i­ca’s re­lent­less per­se­cu­tion of the Wik­iLeaks founder is threat­en­ing free­dom of thought glob­al­ly.

US con­tin­ues to op­er­ate ac­cord­ing to false as­sump­tion that psy­cho­log­i­cal tor­ment and bod­i­ly an­guish de­ter mi­gra­tion.

Like oth­er peo­ple in the Glob­al South, the Suri­namese are drown­ing in IMF-im­posed aus­ter­i­ty.

A promi­nent fea­ture of the as­sault on free­dom of thought and ex­pres­sion in the US is the race to ban books.

The US is just as re­spon­si­ble for the deaths of 40 asy­lum seek­ers as those who de­cid­ed to let them burn to death.

Wor­ship­pers in Al Aqsa at­tacked, Gaza bombed again. But the West­ern me­dia still equates the neck and the guil­lo­tine.

Age­ing is a nat­ur­al process, but cap­i­tal­ism would have you be­lieve that it is not.

Af­ter a year of Pres­i­dent Bukele’s state of emer­gency, a ‘new re­al­i­ty’ is set­tling into the coun­try.

Dis­turb­ing re­ports of sex­u­al as­sault in the Dar­ién Gap re­veal yet an­oth­er hor­ri­fy­ing as­pect of bor­der war­fare.