Belén Fernández is a Contributing Editor at Jacobin Magazine. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on elections, government, politics, and public policy in Latin America, including Central America, the Caribbean, and South America. Fernández's work has been featured in GlobalResearch, Al Jazeera Media Network, and numerous other esteemed publications.
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By: Belén Fernández
For the ruling elite, poor Americans are expendable.
Trump’s breakup with some Republicans may entertain, but it won’t pull American politics out of the plutocratic bog.
Venezuela doesn't even produce fentanyl, but Washington is still going forward with regime change efforts in Caracas as part of its ‘war on drugs'.
In Guadalajara, the road to the World Cup is paved with erasure of the missing.
Trump's violent new tactics build on years of US sanctions and intervention that have devastated ordinary Venezuelans.
This holiday season, Americans are getting a bad economy, redacted Epstein files and even more war abroad.
The US has waged its ‘war on terror' for 25 years now, sowing death and destruction across the world.
By: Belén Fernández
Trump has added a particular layer of dementedness to the latest unprovoked US aggression.
It is a sign of the extent to which Thomas Friedman has become simply another fact of life that 2025 passed with hardly any acknowledgement that it
Thanks to Netanyahu and Trump, scandal is now our new normal - call it 'Everythinggate'.
