… Socialist International for Latin America and the Caribbean, meeting in Santo Domingo on March 26, 2023, reaffirm their condemnation of the deterioration of democracy and the attacks on fundamental rights and…
… Caribbean region, the first regional level meeting of its kind, took place on Saturday 25th March 2023 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. The forum was hosted by President of the Government of…
… Domingo, Dominican Republic, on March 26, records its satisfaction at holding its first meeting of 2023 within the framework of the active electoral agenda of the region for this year. The delegates and…
… the newly agreed review mechanism, whereby a global stocktake will take place every five years from 2023, is of vital importance. This five-yearly review must be used not only to monitor the progress made…
… assessments consider there will not be enough vaccines for the entire world population until 2023 or 2024. Unequal access to vaccines between developed and developing countries is not only at the core…
… and Vice-President of the SI, Sandra Torres, is in a good position in the Guatemalan polls for the 2023 elections and expressed his hope that this time her candidacy will not be hit by illegitimate judicial…
… they faced the last presidential election, must continue to work with confidence with a view to the 2023 elections to achieve the alternation of power and a democratic change in Paraguay. With regard to…
… the newly agreed review mechanism, whereby a global stocktake will take place every five years from 2023, is of vital importance. This five-yearly review must be used not only to monitor the progress made…
… they faced the last presidential election, must continue to work with confidence with a view to the 2023 elections to achieve the alternation of power and a democratic change in Paraguay. With regard to…
… the newly agreed review mechanism, whereby a global stocktake will take place every five years from 2023, is of vital importance. This five-yearly review must be used not only to monitor the progress made…
