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EU sanctions Venezuelan opposition officials

30 June 2020

The European Union, which aligns with the United States - and sometimes even precedes them - has published a new list of Venezuelan political figures whose accounts, if any, it has decided to block [1].
Alongside a list of Chavistas, the EU has for the first time included leaders of the (…)

European Union sanctions Chavista and Venezuelan opposition leaders

Brussels (Belgium) | 29 June 2020

Venezuela: eleven officials added to sanctions list
The Council today added 11 leading Venezuelan officials to the list of those subject to restrictive measures, because of their role in acts and decisions undermining democracy and the rule of law in Venezuela.
The individuals added to the (…)

UE declaration on the latest developments in Venezuela

by Josep Borrell

Brussels (Belgium) | 4 June 2020

The latest developments have further deepened the long-lasting institutional and political crisis in Venezuela and reduced the democratic and constitutional space in the country.
On May 26, Venezuela’s Supreme Court ratified Luis Parra as President of the National Assembly. As stated (…)

In Venezuela, Guaidó won’t desist

13 January 2020

Former President of the National Assembly of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, persists in acting out his re-election to that post and, consequently, his self-proclamation as Acting President of the Republic.
As for Luís Parra, the new president of the National Assembly, he did not pursue his claim for (…)

Juan Guaidó loses legitimacy

6 January 2020

Certain constitutional experts believe that the President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, secured his re-election through a flawed electoral process and that the President of the National Assembly should fulfil this function pending new presidential elections. It is on (…)

U.S. law imposes itself on European territory

by Jean-Claude Paye

Brussels (Belgium) | 10 July 2014

European governments most hypocritically claim that the mandate given to the European Commission to negotiate a transatlantic trade and investment partnership agreement with Washington falls within European law. Actually as with previous agreements such as Swift, data related to air passengers, (…)

Obama, financial war and the elimination of DSK

by Thierry Meyssan

Beirut (Lebanon) | 28 May 2011

It is impossible to understand the downfall of Dominique Strauss-Khan without linking it to his project for the creation of a new international reserve currency, which was to be launched on 26 May 2011 at the Deauville G-8 summit. The project was paradoxically anticipated as much by the (…)

Reforming the international financial system

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 8 July 2010

Below is an overview of the international financial institutions reform plan which has been released by the UN Department of Social and Economic Affairs. The document, drafted by Group of Experts, mirrors exactly the wishes of the world ruling class. Its driving principle is the creation of a (…)

Terrorist Brags in Miami while Cuban Five Remain in Prison

Havana (Cuba) | 24 June 2010

Well-known terrorist Guillermo Novo Sampoll walks the streets of Miami saying he will not give up on violence and not asking for forgiveness on the crimes he has committed, while the five Cuban antiterrorists remain unjustly incarcerated in the United States.

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.

Venezuela Unveils Monument for Victims on Coup Anniversary

by Michael Fox

Caracas (Venezuela) | 18 April 2006

Venezuelans commemorated the 4th anniversary of the April 11, 2002, coup d’etat, yesterday, with the unveiling of a monument to the victims at the Llaguno Bridge, one of the centers of the violence in 2002.

A Night at the WSF: Speeches as Spectacle in Chavez’s Venezuela

by Alex Holland

Caracas (Venezuela) | 2 February 2006

Venezuelans love a spectacle. They love watching one. They love creating one. Their fanatical passion for baseball is an example of this. The crowd, the stadium, and the audience in the street create a mass energy that has to be seen to be believed

Bolivia hands over its missiles to the United States

by Cyril Capdevielle

Paris (France) | 16 January 2006

Evo Morales, “cocalero” and MAS (Movement towards Socialism) leader, and presidential candidate for elections in Bolivia scheduled for December 18, recently stated that 28 MHN-5 surface-to-air missiles made in China had disappeared. The missiles were in Bolivian arsenals and handed over to the (…)

Telesur is Constructing Another View

by Florencia Copley

Caracas (Venezuela) | 17 December 2005

The initiative of Telesur Communications, born in the Bolivarian government of Hugo Chávez with the support of Cuba, Argentina and Uruguay, and the enthusiasm of the Latin American people, involves much more than a far-ranging television company. Telesur is working toward the construction of (…)

Venezuela’s Quiet Election

by Alessandro Parma, Simone Baribeau

Caracas (Venezuela) | 9 December 2005

According to the opposition media, it was going to be the election that marked the death of democracy in Venezuela. The government, on the other hand, predicted a contragolpe, a show of support by the people, through the ballot box, against aspiring coup mongers. Everyone agreed that it would (…)

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