Who gets to tell the world’s news?
A look back at the Global South’s early efforts to challenge Western dominance of international news.

A look back at the Global South’s early efforts to challenge Western dominance of international news.





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A fire broke out at a ski resort in Chile’s mountainous Nuble region.
More US military involvement and larger regional defence budgets mean less social spending and worse democracy outcomes.

Police and protesters have clashed in Chile’s capital, outside the summit of the far-right Madrid Forum.
A right-wing wave is sweeping through the region and that is not good news.
Guyanese diplomat emerges narrowly ahead as the council works towards consensus before Guterres departs.

Cars were swept downhill as floodwaters and mudslides tore through northern Chile.

Cape Verde’s World Cup goalkeeper Vozinha has been officially unveiled as the newest signing for Chilean club Colo-Colo.
Vozinha says he always believed he was a ‘big club’ player after his move to Colo-Colo in Chile.

Vozinha gets hero’s welcome in Chile after Cape Verde’s historic World Cup.
The 40-year-old goalkeeper made global headlines after starring in Cape Verde’s historic run at the World Cup.