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The Human Rights Situation in Ukraine - Report of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation

Moscow (Russia) | 16 July 2020

Ukrainian ’National Militia Units’
The human rights situation in Ukraine continues to degrade. The Kyiv authorities adopt legislative acts contrary to the rules of national law and international obligations. Human rights activists document systemic violations of fundamental human (…)

Carter-Ruck’s accusations against Syria

24 January 2014

British law firm Carter-Ruck isued a report, on 20 January 2014, accusing the "current Syrian regime" (sic) of war crimes and crimes against humanity, in other words two day before the opening of the Geneva 2 Peace Conference.
The firm hired three former international prosecutors - the very (…)

“The machiavelian threefold game of the neoconservatives”

by Laurent Guyénot

27 May 2013

To realize their fantasies of world domination, the neocons resorted to a triple discourse, as Laurent Guyénot shows in this study, i.e. a cynical political philosophy developed by their mentor Leo Strauss for domestic consumption; a cold analysis of Israeli strategic interests for the benefit (…)

JFK and RFK: The Plots that Killed Them, The Patsies that Didn’t

by James Fetzer

13 June 2010

Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated 42 years ago in the midst of his campaign for the U.S. presidency. Largely overshadowed by the death of his brother, President John F. Kennedy, the official account of RFK’s tragic end, allegedly shot down by a lone gunman, like his brother, has received (…)

The future of public debt: prospects and implications

by The Bank for International Settlements ( BIS) , Fabrizio Zampolli, M S Mohanty, Stephen G Cecchetti

12 April 2010

The effects of the economic crisis on the developed countries are much deeper than political pundits would have us believe. Accordingly, in 2011, the United States will have a public debt comparable to its GNP. Due to population ageing in most Western countries, forecasts say that deficits will (…)

World Personalities Demand Justice in Luis Posada Carriles Case

23 April 2007

More than 3,000 Scholars and personalities from around the world issued a declaration urging Washington to meet its international
obligations and try Luis Posada Carriles for his terrorist crimes or
attend the extradition request made by Venezuela. Below we reproduce
the declaration and (…)

The Corporate Media vs. Chavez

Uneasy Standoff in Venezuela’s Media Wars

by Diana Barahona

Caracas (Venezuela) | 22 August 2005

The controversy surrounding the media in Venezuela refuses to die. This is because the country is experimenting with a slow but steady anti-capitalist restructuring which the private media see as a threat to their existence. At this juncture, after surviving a military coup, a 63-day oil (…)

Venezuela’s Interior Minister Says he has Evidence of Assassination Plot

by Jonah Gindin

Caracas (Venezuela) | 22 June 2005

Jesse Chacón
Foes of Venezuela’s President Hugo Chávez have been plotting his assassination, Minister of Justice and the Interior Jesse Chacón said on Monday. According to Chacón, members of Venezuela’s opposition and Venezuelans living in exile in Colombia have been meeting with (…)

Is the US Grooming Next Year’s Anti-Chávez Presidential Candidate?

Democracy vs Bush-o-cracy in Venezuela

by Jonah Gindin

Caracas (Venezuela) | 6 June 2005

From an ad hoc podium Maria Corina Machado addresses the gathered reporters sprawled out on the White House lawn before her. “Good morning. Yes, I had a meeting with Mr. President just now,” she says, “and we were invited [to the White House] because he’s very interested to know the (…)

Comparing Ecuador and Venezuela: Similar Opposition, Very Different Governments

by Jesus A. Rivas

Caracas (Venezuela) | 27 April 2005

The political situation in Ecuador is murky at best. Being in the country does not make it a lot easier to understand it but at least I can go out and find the word from the people that, as you can imagine, is not expressed in the media. With this essay I hope to shed some light on the process (…)

What A Difference Three Years Can Make: Bush Rebuffed in Venezuela (Again)

by Nikolas Kozloff

Caracas (Venezuela) | 8 April 2005

George W. Bush
For George Bush the news could not have been worse. Having failed, according to credible accounts, to dislodge firebrand Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez by force in an April 2002 coup d’etat, Bush now must come to terms with the fact that Venezuela has cultivated strong (…)

A Cuban and an American tour Bolivarian social programs in Venezuela

by Robin Nieto

Caracas (Venezuela) | 5 December 2004

Delegates at the World Forum of Intellectuals and Artists for the defense of Humanity went on a national tour of Venezuela to observe first hand the social programs started by the national government under President Hugo Chavez close to two years ago.

Wholesale and retail food sales increased 7%

The agricultural industry, willing to struggle against poverty... and to join the Mercals

by Ana Teresa Peña

Caracas (Venezuela) | 29 November 2004

The new president of the Venezuelan Chamber of the Food Industry, Pablo Baraybar expressed the willingness of his sector to work with the government in order to reduce malnutrition. The businessmen are interested in participating in the sale of products through the Mercal store network, which (…)

Dossier: The United Sates and Spain, intervention by foreign governments in the April 2002 coup d’état in Venezuela.

Venezuela: A Coup With The Smell Of Hamburger, Ham And Oil

by Aram Aharonian

Caracas (Venezuela) | 29 November 2004

The Spanish Foreign Affairs Minister, Miguel Ángel Moratinos acknowledged the role played by the Spanish government in the coup d’état in Venezuela in April 2002, thus confirming this allegation and reopening the debate over foreign intervention in the Latin American processes, especially in the (…)

The proof is in the documents: The Cia Was involved in the Coup Against venezuelan President Chávez

by Eva Golinger

Caracas (Venezuela) | 22 November 2004

On April 12, 2002, White House spokesperson Ari Fleischer stated:
“Let me share with you the administration’s thoughts about what’s taking
place in Venezuela. It remains a somewhat fluid situation. But yesterday’s
events in Venezuela resulted in a change in the government and the (…)

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