Caracas and Tel Aviv agreed to resume consular relations after weeks of collaboration on quake relief, retreating from seventeen years of hostility ignited by Chávez
She seeks to preserve authoritarian rule at home by engaging with former enemies and cultivating international goodwill
The famous $240 billion figure demands a proper accounting of the numbers to determine what Venezuela actually owes and how it could ever repay it
Colombia was struck by a deadly 7.4 magnitude earthquake weeks after our own tragedy. Here’s how to support response efforts over there during these crucial first hours.
Fundación PLAN is a Colombian nonprofit focused on protecting the rights and improving the well-being of vulnerable children and families. It has a permanent presence in Quibdó, Chocó, and accepts monetary donations.
Banco de Alimentos de Bogotá works to address food insecurity by collecting and distributing food to vulnerable communities and organizations. You can send them money following this link.
World Central Kitchen works with local restaurants, chefs and community organizations to provide fresh meals to people affected by emergencies. They have been helping in La Guaira, and have an established network of local partners in Colombia.
Cruz Roja Colombiana has a nationwide humanitarian network and works in areas including emergency response, health, disaster-risk management and support for vulnerable communities. Here’s the link to monetary donations.
Global Empowerment Mission is a Miami-based disaster-relief organization that coordinates emergency supplies and volunteers. This link explains how people in the Miami area can donate and sign up for volunteer shifts at its donation centers.
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Before you send or deliver aid, understand the logistics required to ensure your donation reaches those in need
The response was about objectifying citizens, extracting from the territory, and preserving power
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