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Al Mayadeen's correspondent: The Lebanese Army is continuing its investigations and will later announce any information that does not affect the confidentiality of the investigation

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: It has not yet been determined whether the detainees belong to ISIS or another organization

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Around 10 people of different nationalities, including Lebanese nationals, were detained

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: The Lebanese army arrested a number of people in the Matn area of Mount Lebanon with possession it has not disclosed

Gaza Civil Defense spokesman: We have strong indications that there are martyrs, injuries, and trapped people in the Salah al-Din area

Gaza Civil Defense spokesman: Citizens should avoid Salah al-Din Street because anyone who approaches it is at risk of being directly targeted

Gaza Civil Defense spokesman: Reality is that there is a very limited retreat of the vehicles, with the occupation forces providing cover undeer fire up to Salah al-Din Street

Gaza Civil Defense spokesman: Claims that the Israeli occupation has withdrawn from areas in the neighborhoods of al-Zaytoun, al-Tuffah, and al-Shujaiya are false

Hamas: The two delegations stressed that any negotiations must lead to the achievement of our people's goals and aspirations, foremost among which is ending the war and the complete withdrawal of enemy forces

Hamas: A delegation from the Hamas leadership, led by the head of the leadership council, Mohammad Darwish, met with an Islamic Jihad delegation, headed by its Secretary-General, Ziyad al-Nakhalah

Latin America’s leftward tendencies and lessons from its Middle Eastern counterparts

With around 70% of Latin American capitals tilting toward the left, there is little doubt that domestic policymaking has been influenced by similar ideologies, entities, and governments in the Middle East.

Colombia's Silk Road turn: Breaking the chains of US hegemony

Why Trump’s Panama Canal threats don’t add up.

Cuba faces an urgent need for relief, and the second Trump administration is doing its best to sabotage recovery in all sectors as a means of punishing the Cuban people. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab El-Hajj)

Update March 2025: The Cuban economy and living conditions

Sandino: The unique phenomenon of the Nicaraguan Revolution

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With the people on Maduro's side, it looks like it will be hard to stop this bus. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Batoul Chamas)

Maduro: The bus driver that the US cannot stop

Bolsonaro’s downfall is a major blow to Zionism in Latin America

Your government, President, is not only bad, irrational, and inefficient because it promotes neither economic growth nor income distribution. It is also immoral. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Ali al-Hadi Shmeiss)

Milei as a Marxist

All candidates except Gonzalez signed a statement saying they would accept the CNE’s result. They expected defeat and were crying “fraud” well before the election. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab El-Hajj)

Five myths about the Venezuelan elections

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Latin America’s leftward tendencies and lessons from its Middle Eastern counterparts

Colombia's Silk Road turn: Breaking the chains of US hegemony

Why Trump’s Panama Canal threats don’t add up.

Update March 2025: The Cuban economy and living conditions

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Argentinian fans raise Palestinian flags ahead of match against pro-"Israel" team

Ahead of a football match against their rival team, Atlanta, fans of the Argentinian team Atletico All Boys were seen chanting for Palestine while waving Palestinian flags. Some also held a casket draped with the Israeli flag. Atlanta is often linked to the Israeli occupation due to ties with the local Jewish community. While the club is not directly affiliated with "Israel", it engaged in cultural and sporting exchanges with Israeli teams and institutes.