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Resolution 2231 and debates (Iranian nuclear)

New York (USA) | 20 July 2015

© UN Photo/Loey Felipe
You will find below the text of the debates. The resolution will be placed on this page as soon as we have received the translation.
The meeting was called to order at 9.05 a.m.
The President: In accordance with rule 37 of the Council’s provisional rules of (…)

Resolution 2214 (Libya)

New York (USA) | 27 March 2015

Ibrahim Dabbashi, Permanent Representative of Libya to the UN, addresses the Security Council meeting on the situation in his country. © UN Photo/Loey Felipe
The Security Council,
Recalling its resolutions 1267 (1999), 1373 (2001), 1624 (2005), 1989 (2011), 2161 (2014), 2170 (2014), (…)

Fidel Castro Follows Cuba Summit Preparations

Havana (Cuba) | 10 September 2006

Havana, Sept 10 (ACN) Cuban Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque told the press on Sunday that Fidel Castro continues to recover satisfactorily while he follows the preparations of the 14th Summit of the Non Aligned Movement (NAM), which gets underway on Monday in Havana.

Fidel Ordered Chávez’s "Rescue"

by Ignacio Ramonet

Caracas (Venezuela) | 30 April 2006

In the book "Fidel Castro, a two-voiced biography," published by the Debate Publishing House, the Cuban president told Ignacio Ramonet information not previously released about the events of April 2002 in Venezuela.

001.“Bolivia, a new horizon”

by Felipe González

31 January 2006

Evo Morales’ victory has brought about a wave of reactions. Based on his social discourse, the rejection of the current system and his attacks on the American government, people are talking about a change towards the left. However, there are not enough elements to define this trend as an (…)

Popular rage overthrows Ecuadorian President

The rebellion of Quito

by Marcelo Larrea

8 May 2005

Lucio Gutierrez was overthrown by the volcanic though peaceful popular uprising of Quito. The suspension of the Supreme Court could not stop the massive demonstrations which defeated its brutal repression. Even when Vice President Palacios assumed the presidency, the people still demanded their (…)

General Accused of Terrorism Arrested in Venezuela

by Gregory Wilpert

Caracas (Venezuela) | 9 February 2005

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National Guard General Felipe Rodriguez, known as “the Crow,” who was wanted in connection with terrorist bombings and murder, was arrested yesterday. The general first became a known public figure when he was one of the main leaders of dissident officers who occupied (…)

Something new in the Latin American air

by Felipe Seligman

Porto Alegre (Brazil) | 31 January 2005

A signal travels around the globe, carrying images and sounds of the World Social Forum. And a little closer to Porto Alegre, Venezuelan state television, Vive, broadcasts to its inhabitants, and for 10 minutes a day to Brazil, what 120,000 people are up to here.
The latest media addition to (…)

The Venezuelan Model of Development: The Path of Solidarity

by Felipe Pérez Martí

Caracas (Venezuela) | 7 June 2004

If one were to define the model of development using a standard terminology, one would say that what we have is «development from below», or «trickle up» economics, as opposed to «trickle down» economics. Given that the vast majority of people in Venezuela are impoverished, attention to the (…)

Catholic Extremists

The Opus Dei Sets Out to Conquer the World

by Thierry Meyssan

25 January 1996

It was during the dictatorship of General Francisco Franco in Spain that priest José María Escriva de Balaguer founded and established the grounds of the Opus Dei [1]. As Franco’s spiritual advisor [2] and thanks to the organization he founded, Balaguer chose and trained the elite members of the (…)