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After El Salvador, Central African Republic goes for bitcoin

4 May 2022

On 27 April 2022, the Central African Republic adopted Bitcoin as legal tender alongside the CFA Franc (Franc of the Financial Community of Africa). Bitcoin trading will not be taxed.
In September 2021, El Salvador was the first country in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal tender, (...)

The United States Sanctions Rosneft Trading S.A. to Secure Venezuela’s Natural Resources

by Mike Pompeo

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 18 February 2020

On February 18, the United States took action to halt the former Maduro regime’s theft of Venezuela’s assets and continued usurpation of democracy by sanctioning Rosneft Trading S.A., a Swiss-incorporated, Russian-owned oil brokerage firm, for operating in Venezuela’s oil sector. (...)

Meeting of the Security Council on the Middle East and the Israeli offensive in Gaza

New York (USA) | 22 July 2014

The meeting was called to order at 11.20 a.m.
The President: I wish to warmly welcome the Secretary-General, the Ministers and other representatives present here today. Their participation is an affirmation of the importance of the subject matter under discussion.
In accordance with rule (...)

Salvadorian left stays in power by close margin

11 March 2014

The Electoral Commission of El Salvador ordered a recount in 29 polling stations while the complete official returns show a narrow victory of 0.2% for leftist candidate, Salvador Sanchez Ceren.
This result came as a surprise to observers, who were all expecting a much clearer victory for the (...)

Salvador Allende: 40 years after his physical disappearance

by Rosa María González López

Havana (Cuba) | 12 September 2013

On 4 September 1970, the doctor and parliamentarian, Salvador Allende Gossens, a presidential candidate for the political coalition, Unidad Popular, of socialist popularity and supported by progressive sectors and the country’s left triumphed in the elections. He became the new (...)

Resolution 2086 and debate on United Nations peacekeeping operations

New York (USA) | 21 January 2013

The meeting was called to order at 10.05 a.m.
Letter dated 1 January 2013 from the
Permanent Representative of Pakistan
to the United Nations addressed to the
Secretary-General (S/2013/4)
The President: I wish to warmly welcome the
Secretary-General, the ministers of Security (...)

"Myths and Realities"

Zimbabwe and the Steep Road to Vindication

by Netfa Freeman

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 19 December 2010

Western corporate media assaults on Zimbabwe have often centered on the alleged corruption and recklessly “anti-white” nature of the country’s land reform program. But a recent British academic study, which examines Zimbabwe’s radical process of land redistribution, tends to refute European (...)

Chilean Miners : What was the TV Show hiding?

by Michel Collon

Brussels (Belgium) | 10 November 2010

Deeply moved, nearly a billion of us looked on. A whole nation—managers and workers, rich and poor—united in a common effort to save 33 Chilean miners, with their President leading from the front. Emotion, suspense, ratings, huge advertising revenues. But what did this TV extravaganza conceal?

#4 News Story selected by Project Censored in 2009

Is the US Restarting Dirty Wars in Latin America?

by Benjamin Dangl, Wes Enzinna

22 April 2010

A resurgence of US-backed militarism threatens peace and democracy in Latin America. By 2005, US military aid to Latin America had increased by thirty-four times the amount spent in 2000. In a marked shift in US military strategy, secretive training of Latin American military and police (...)

The popular opposition to the pro-U.S. coup gets tougher

The Honduran People Want More Than a Democracy: They Demand a New Republic!

by Arnold August

Montreal (Canada) | 19 November 2009

Over three months since the Honduran military coup, ousted President Manuel Zelaya has yet to be reinstated. Having secretly organized the coup, the Obama administration on the surface continues to emit an emollient discourse. In particular, it obstinately refuses to qualify it as a (...)

The Obama administration’s first military coup

SouthCom seizes the reins of power in ALBA member state

by Thierry Meyssan

Beirut (Lebanon) | 29 June 2009

By questioning the US military presence in Soto Cano and joining Alba, Honduras has enraged Washington. Soldiers trained at the School of the Americas, under the supervision of US advisers, have toppled the constitutionally elected president Manuel Zelaya, installing in his place his (...)

El Salvador and Cuba Reestablished Diplomatic Relations

2 June 2009

El Salvador and Cuba reestablished diplomatic relations on Monday following the announcement by Mauricio Funes after his inauguration as new President of the Central American nation.

Carlos Gutierrez: A Poor Expert on Cuba

26 February 2007

The mass media are reporting the unusual statements
made by the US Trade Secretary Carlos Gutierrez
ratifying the continuity of the White House political
and interventionist aggression against Cuba.

14th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement

Address by Carlos Lage Davila, Vice-President of the Council of State of the Republic of Cuba

13 September 2006

Carlos Lage
Your Excellencies,
Plagued by wars and the threat of new wars, the world we live in becomes more unjust and unequal with each day that passes.
The end of the confrontation between East and West was not the beginning of the peace many dreamed of. What we have witnessed, (...)

Who sold "Carlos"?

Paris (France) | 6 September 2006

The conditions in which Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, called "Carlos", was transferred to France on August 1994, to be judged, are more and more mysterious. At the time, it had been known that the French Interior Minister, Charles Pasqua, had negotiated this arrest with his friend, the Sudanese (...)

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