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A clean-up crew called in by AES Gener, owner of the coal-fired power plants operating in Quintero and Puchuncaví, regularly cleans the coal from the beach (Image: Saul Mansilla) SANTIAGO, Apr 27 2021 (IPS) - Standing on Punta Ventanilla, Carlos Vegas, 65, looks across at the industrial park which has been there most of his life. He looks at the impact of the 15 industries spread around the bay that connects the towns of Quintero and Puchuncaví, in central Chile. Although he comes from a family of fishers, 20 years ago, the Chilean health authority prohibited him and his union from selling...

Latin America watches with alarm as extremists breach U.S. Capitol Patrick J. McDonnell, Kate Linthicum © Provided by The LA Times Riot police clear the hallway inside the U.S. Capitol after the building was swarmed by pro-Trump insurrectionists. (Kent Nishimura / Los Angeles Times) In Latin America, a region not unfamiliar with assaults on democracy, the attack by pro-Trump extremists on the U.S. Capitol in Washington on Wednesday prompted widespread alarm —and dark reminders of political upheaval in the region. The phrase “GolpeDeEstadoEnEEUU,” (“coup d’état in...

Trump supporters gather in the U.S. capital to protest the ratification of President-elect Joe Biden’s electoral college victory over President Trump. Future regional leaders, he said, may respond to U.S. critiques of their democratic processes with incredulity: “You don’t have moral authority. Your country has serious problems. How are you going to say what I’m doing is bad?” For many in Latin America, there was considerable irony in the outbreak of political tumult in a nation often accused of fomenting coups throughout the region. Advertisement The leftist Venezuelan government, ...