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Quito’s Police: CIA breeding ground

by Jean Guy Allard

Havana (Cuba) | 2 October 2010

The uprising by putschist elements of the Ecuadoran police against President Rafael Correa confirms an alarming report about the infiltration of the Ecuadoran police by U.S. intelligence services released in 2008, which indicated that many members of the police corps developed a “dependency” on (…)

OAS votes to readmit Cuba after 47 years

6 June 2009

Honduras’ President Manuel Zelaya, top center, gestures after posing for the official photo of the 39th General Assembly of the Organization of American States, OAS, in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, Tuesday, June 2, 2009. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is back left.
By Nestor Ikeda
The (…)

Latin America’s New Consensus

by Greg Grandin

Caracas (Venezuela) | 25 April 2006

Even as the United States wages a war in the Persian Gulf that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice describes as a central front in an epic "generational struggle" in defense of Western values and freedoms, another geopolitical threat has been massing on its southern flank.

“We want to replace Mubarak”

by Aida Saif Ad-Dawla

13 September 2005

That regime should be replaced so that Hosni Mubarak and his cronies rule no longer. Later, the state of emergency must be lifted to finally free all political prisoners. We also need a new constitution that should be drafted by representatives of every political group. Today, when we go to a (…)

“Iraq has given fresh impetus to the logic of the overall fight against the West”

by Christophe Chaboud

19 July 2005

I just came back from London, where I could see the cold blood of my British colleagues and their major concern. We knew that Madrid’s attacks were the beginning of a wave of attacks that fortunately our Spanish colleagues were able to stop. We have found a similar scenario in the United (…)