尽管对腐败的愤怒和残酷的右翼镇压助长了历史性的抗议活动，但与委内瑞拉相比，哥伦比亚的动乱很少引起国际媒体的关注。
Many of the massive anti-neoliberal protest movements that exploded across the globe last year have pressed on into 2020, especially those that rose up throughout Latin America. Many of those demonstrations -- clearly newsworthy due to their enormous size, composition, and motives --
尽管世界卫生组织称赞其处理冠状病毒，但在其应对的几乎每个方面，中国都遭到西方媒体和政界人士的嘲笑。
Starting in Wuhan in December, the coronavirus outbreak has spread across China, infecting around 64,000 people and worrying the rest of the world. Fueling the panic, media have been printing alarmist scare stories and politicians peddling false information. One prominent example of this is Arkansas senator Tom Cotton, who claimed that the virus
尽管我们政府的战争宣传已经说服了许多美国人我们无力阻止其灾难性的战争，但它却未能说服大多数美国人我们想要这样做是错误的。
February 15 marks the day, 17 years ago, when global demonstrations against the pending Iraq invasion were so massive that the New York Times called world public opinion “the second superpower.” But the U.S. ignored it and invaded Iraq anyway. So what has become of the momentous hopes of that day? The U.S. military has not won a war since 1945,
返回委内瑞拉后，胡安·瓜伊多（Juan Guaido）受到愤怒的暴民的打招呼，打断，开玩笑和操纵他，踢他的车，并用水和其他液体覆盖他。
Self-declared Venezuelan “Interim President” Juan Guaido may have been given a hero’s welcome at President Trump’s State of the Union
至少可以说，无论主流媒体和机构中有多少民意测验试图扭转选举结果，爱荷华州中的许多机构都非常担心。
While former South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg may have claimed victory at this week’s botched Iowa caucus, the real
与埃博拉病毒被种族化为明显的非洲疾病相似，有关冠状病毒的消息导致整个西方爆发了反华情绪。
Facing the worldwide spread of the coronavirus, the World Health Organization declared a global emergency yesterday in response to
