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Togo would have funded the presidential campaign of Manuel Valls

26 January 2017

The opposition in Togo considers that, during an official voyage at the end of 2016, its president, Faure Gnassingbé, would have given five billion CFA francs to the French Prime Minister, Manuel Valls for his presidential campaign in France.
This money would have been siphoned from Togo’s (...)

Resolution 2334 (Israeli settlements)

New York (USA) | 23 December 2016

© UN Photo/Manuel Elias
The Security Council,
Reaffirming its relevant resolutions, including resolutions 242 (1967), 338 (1973), 446 (1979), 452 (1979), 465 (1980), 476 (1980), 478 (1980), 1397 (2002), 1515 (2003), and 1850 (2008),
Guided by the purposes and principles of the (...)

Manuel Valls places the Cour de Cassation under government control

8 December 2016

Before leaving the office of French Prime Minister in pursuit of his electoral campaign, Manuel Valls has signed with his Minister of Justice, Jean-Jacques Urvoas, a decree placing the Cour de cassation under the control of a new under General Inspectorate of Justice [1].
While there is no (...)

Soros and the CIA Now Banking on Neves to Defeat Rousseff

by Wayne Madsen

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 23 October 2014

After the "accidental" death of socialist candidate Eduardo Campos, Brazilians were asked to choose their president among three main candidates: outgoing President Dima Rousseff, the Social Democrat Aecio Neves, or Campos’ substitute, the environmentalist Marina Silva, known for her links with (...)

The vulture funds that corner Argentina also come for Spain

by Jérome Duval, Fatima Fafatale

1 August 2014

"Vulture funds" refer to companies that buy insolvent debts for a song and later try to cash in on them by force. Billionaire Paul Singer has made it his specialty. Today he is intent on consolidating his fortune at the expense of the Argentinian people, while already setting his sights on Spain.

José-Manuel Barroso to appear before European Court of Justice

7 July 2014

For the first time, a European Commission president is called to testify before the Court of the European Union in Luxembourg.
In October 2012, it took Mr. Barroso a half hour to sweep his Health Commissioner, the Maltese John Dalli (photo), out of office. At the time, the Commission (...)

The Move to Muzzle Dieudonné M’Bala M’Bala

The Bête Noire of the French Establishment

by Diana Johnstone

Paris (France) | 5 January 2014

This article, originally published in the United States, intends to explain to a foreign audience the French government’s hysterical condemnation of the country’s most popular humorist, Dieudonné. Diana Johnstone seizes this opportunity to show why and how the French ruling class has abandoned (...)

“Orient Tendencies”

Western countries will inevitably return to Damascus

by Wassim Raad

Beirut (Lebanon) | 9 December 2013

Western countries will inevitably return to Damascus
By Ghaleb Kandil
The French and Belgian Ministers of Interior, Manuel Valls and Joelle Milquet, warned Friday December 6 in Brussels, against the increasing high number of Europeans who travel to Syria to fight in the ranks of groups (...)

State of the European Union address 2013

by José Manuel Durao Barroso

Brussels (Belgium) | 11 September 2013

Mr. President, Presidency of the Council, Honourable Members, Ladies and gentlemen,
In 8 months’ time, voters across Europe will judge what we have achieved together in the last 5 years.
In these 5 years, Europe has been more present in the lives of citizens than ever before. Europe has (...)

Joint Statement by Barack Obama, Herman Van Rompuy, José Manuel Barroso

by Barack Obama , Herman Van Rompuy , José Manuel Durao Barroso

13 February 2013

We, the Leaders of the United States and the European Union, are pleased to announce that, based on recommendations from the U.S.-EU High Level Working Group on Jobs a nd Growth co-chaired by United States Trade Representative Kirk and European Trade Commissioner De Gucht, the United States (...)

Nobel Peace Prize: Joke of the Century

by Timothy Bancroft-Hinchey

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 13 October 2012

What to expect of an institution whose founder invented dynamite, which seriously postulated the choice of Bush and Blair for the Peace Prize, which perpetuates its existence by pandering to the whims of its amoral overlords? What to expect when you give the keys of the kindergarten to a (...)

When the respectable become extremists, the extremists become respectable

by James Petras

New York (USA) | 27 May 2012

As the Obama regime and its European allies openly endorse extremism, including state terror, targeted assassinations and indiscriminate bombings by rogue groups under their command, the mainstream media have followed suit. Taking the example of Colombia, Honduras and Syria, James Petras (...)

Statement by Juan Manuel Santos Calderón at the 66th UN General Assembly

by Juan Manuel Santos Calderón

New York (USA) | 21 September 2011

Juan Manuel Santos Calderón
Mr. President, dear colleagues, distinguished delegates:
Over the last year we have witnessed events and popular uprisings that are changing the face of
the planet, both politically and economically.
As the President of a country that firmly believes (...)

Hungary defies the IMF

by Jérome Duval

14 August 2010

All bets are off between the IMF and the conservative Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban. What’s bitten the former golden boy of the Atlanticists for him to suddenly want to introduce taxes on financial profits when it would be easy to raise additional taxes on work? And what if Mr Orban is (...)

Hit by the crisis, Spain moves into recession

by Jérome Duval

30 June 2010

Profoundly affected by the financial crisis, the Spanish economy has moved into recession. Madrid has been compelled, or has deemed it necessary, to genuflect before the International Monetary Fund which has saddled it with a harsh austerity plan. The Zapatero government caved in even before (...)

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