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The United States "Master Stroke" against Venezuela

by Stella Calloni

Buenos Aires (Argentina) | 17 May 2018

Stella Calloni reveals SouthCom’s secret plan to overthrow the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. This document, which we have already published, contradicts President Trump’s engagements to put an end to the régime changes which have characterised US imperial policy. It demonstrates that the (…)

Will Damascus Survive Washington’s Latest Attempt to Impose a Puppet Government on Syria?

by Stephen Gowans

Ottawa (Canada) | 4 November 2012

Using the same pattern as in each recent war, the United States formed a broad coalition to attack Syria. Bypassing the individual objectives of its allies, Washington has put forward a consensual discourse acceptable to all. But as the war dragged on, the initial plans have been replaced by (…)

July 2012-07-13, Syrian Crisis Updated

by Syrian Center for Documentation

13 July 2012

Damascus
An explosive charge gets detonated in a Mercedes Car parked on Al-Maze Highway, what resulted in two injuries and some material damages
Morning demonstrations initiate in front of Al-Mustafa Mosque located in Al-Maze neighborhood in Damascus of what opposition calls “overthrow (…)

June 2012-06-30, Syrian Crisis Updated

by Syrian Center for Documentation

30 June 2012

Ceasefire violations
Opponents say Syrian Arab Army has been firing mortar shells on Al-Naaimeh town of Daraa countryside
Armed rebels attack many Syrian Arab Army checkpoints in Al-Muleha Al-Sharkia town of Daraa province, which resulted in several deaths and injuries from both sides (…)

June 2012-06-29, Syrian Crisis Updated

by Syrian Center for Documentation

29 June 2012

Ceasefire violations
Anti-government activists talk about 38 deaths in Duma city of Damascus countryside and accuse Syrian security forces of killing them
Opponent gunmen have abducted Jalal Nizam from his shop in Al-Mlyha area located in Damascus countryside
Government opponent activists: (…)

Syria’s Uprising in Context

by Stephen Gowans

Ottawa (Canada) | 14 February 2012

In this analytical overview, Canadian pundit Stephen Gowans puts his finger on a fundamental aspect which informs on Washington’s real regime change ambitions in Syria. Political dictatorship in Syria is over. However, what does subsist is a state committed to independent, self-directed (…)

President Obama nominates Chavez critic for top Latin America post

1 October 2011

This week, U.S. President Barack Obama announced his choice for the State Department’s top Latin America post. An outspoken critic of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, Obama’s nominee, Roberta Jacobson, recently told a U.S. Senate subcommittee that she was "particularly concerned" with the (…)

Cuban Foreign Affairs Minister denounces subversive escalation against Cuba at 13th session of Human Rights Council

3 March 2010

Speech delivered by Bruno Rodriguez Parilla, minister of foreign affairs of the Republic of Cuba, at the high level segment of the thirteenth session of the Human rights council
Geneva March 3, 2010
Mr. President,
It took 60 million deadly casualties during World War II to develop the (…)

“In the hands of a woman”

by Sergio Ramirez

31 January 2006

As seen in the photos, Michelle Bachelet looks like what she really is: a paediatrician with a confident and frank smile, to whom any mother would entrust the health of her children and to whom Chile has been entrusted today. The day of the coup d’état against Salvador Allende, on September (…)

The Unknown Evo Morales

by Voltaire Network

Paris (France) | 17 January 2006

Coca-leaf farmer Evo Morales – President of the Movement to Socialism (MAS) – has been elected President of Bolivia in the first electoral round on December 18, 2005. The International Press puts the event in some skeptical manner, which translates into the US loss of interest in South America (…)

“Getting rid of a dream to stay afloat”

by David Clark

8 May 2005

One of the most revealing indicators of the post-electoral projects of the New Labour is the way in which a possible adoption of the euro by the United Kingdom could serve to distract the attention from the scandal of legal consultancies of the Ministry of Justice before the war of Iraq. In (…)

Interview with the Constitutional President of Haiti

Jean-Bertrand Aristide, a Year after the Coup d’État

by Claude Ribbe

Paris (France) | 22 February 2005

While the rallies crowded the streets of Port-au-Prince to demand his return, elected President Jean-Bertrand Aristide granted an exceptional interview to writer Claude Ribbe, which we publish completely. Aristide was kidnapped on February 29, 2004 by American Special Forces after being (…)

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