South America

Promoters of the World March for Peace and Nonviolence gather endorsements in the streets »

The international organization World Without Wars gathered in downtown Santiago city center as part of the campaign to collect a million signatures for Peace. »

Bolivian legislators approved an historic electoral law increasing the representation for the Bolivian people from low income rural areas. »

Hicham Hamdan, the Lebanese Ambassador to Argentina, ensured that Arab countries will give a positive response to the proposals of the World March for Peace and Nonviolence. »

The diplomat Hicham Hamdan (left) has endorsed the World March for Peace and Nonviolence and committed himself to forward this proposal to all his counterparts from Arab countries. »

Colombia's main news station will periodically report news regarding the first planetary march that seeks to raise awareness on nuclear disarmament and an end to all wars. »

The destructive force of nuclear weapons in the world today is hundreds of millions of times more powerful than that of the atom bomb dropped in Hiroshima in 1945. President Barack Obama’s proposal to reduce atomic warhead arsenals by 80 percent has given rise to the hope of eradicating the threat of nuclear proliferation »

Paraguayan humanists, with their breasts and rear ends covered only with paint, held a manifestation to attract attention on the subject of violence. »

Arrested for refusing to serve in the Israeli army, high-school students launch a worldwide campaign. »