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by Julio Yao Villalaz

Panama (Panama) | 28 May 2018

In the hope of obtaining some help in extremis, a hireling in a bind writes to his boss recalling how for years he had served him faithfully. The “hireling” is Ricardo Martinelli, President of Panama from 2009 - 2012. From June 2017 he has been detained in the United States at the request of the (…)

The United States, Germany, Canada, Israel and the United Kingdom launched "Operation Jericho"

Obama failed his coup in Venezuela

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 24 February 2015

Once again, the Obama administration has tried to force the change of a political regime that resists it. On February 12, an Academi (formerly Blackwater) plane disguised as an aircraft of the Venezuelan army was supposed to bomb the presidential palace and kill President Nicolas Maduro. The (…)

Using the Cold War

The Truman Administration’s Response to the Bolivian National Revolution

by Benjamin Dangl

19 May 2013

In light of Evo Morales’ May Day expulsion of USAID from Bolivia for seeking to undermine his government, here is a look back to the Harry Truman administration’s work to undermine Bolivia’s transformative National Revolution in 1952. "This history’s legacy lives on; Washington’s power is woven (…)

Ecuadorian President Receives Cuban Foreign Minister

Havana (Cuba) | 1 February 2011

The president of Ecuador, Rafael Correa, received Cuban foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, on Monday, at the Palacio de Carolendet, in Quito.

Cuban VP Ricardo Cabrisas Visits Russia

Havana (Cuba) | 25 January 2010

Ricardo Cabrisas, Vice President of the Cuban Council of Ministers, is in Moscow for a meeting with Russian VP Igor Ivanovich Sechin.

Ricardo Alarcon Calls for Increase of Int’l Solidarity in Favor of the Cuban Five

Havana (Cuba) | 23 November 2009

The President of the Cuban National Assembly (Parliament), Ricardo Alarcon, called for an increase of efforts and international solidarity in favor of the five Cuban antiterrorist fighters who remain unjustly imprisoned in the United States since 1998.

Cuba’s Ricardo Cabrisas Meets with European Commissioner for Development

Havana (Cuba) | 4 November 2009

Ricardo Cabrisas, Vice-president of the Cuban Council of Ministers,
and Karel De Gucht, European Commissioner for Development and Humanitarian Aid, met on Tuesday in this capital in a cordial and friendly atmosphere.

Double standard

The Untold Story of the Cuban Five

by Ricardo Alarcón de Quesada

Havana (Cuba) | 21 August 2009

Since September 1998, five Cuban intelligence agents have been incarcerated in the United States. Without breaching the law, they had infiltrated anti-Cuban terrorist groups based in that country. Thanks to their information, the Cuban authorities were able to pre-empt a significant number of (…)

The Obama administration’s first military coup

SouthCom seizes the reins of power in ALBA member state

by Thierry Meyssan

Beirut (Lebanon) | 29 June 2009

By questioning the US military presence in Soto Cano and joining Alba, Honduras has enraged Washington. Soldiers trained at the School of the Americas, under the supervision of US advisers, have toppled the constitutionally elected president Manuel Zelaya, installing in his place his (…)

"Free the Cuban Five, Prosecute Posada"

3 April 2007

An interview with Jose Pertierra, attorney for the Bolivarian Republic
of Venezuela with respect to its petition for the extradition of
terrorist Luis Posada Carriles from the United States to Caracas.

The Cuban Five Must be Released

The Long March of Justice

by Ricardo Alarcón de Quesada

Havana (Cuba) | 19 September 2006

SINCE September 12, 1998 the U.S. government has held Gerardo Hernandez, Ramon Labanino, Antonio Guerrero, Fernando Gonzalez and Rene Gonzalez in arbitrary and illegal imprisonment.

Chile, Bolivia… “responsible” left against “populist” left

by Voltaire Network

Paris (France) | 31 January 2006

The Electoral victory of Evo Morales in Bolivia again puts Latin America in the focus of attention of the media after a long absence. Erroneously compared to the election of socialist Michelle Bachelet in Chile, the Bolivian election is fairly interpreted by the media as a symbol of a political (…)

Dissent

The Summit of Salamanca and the Struggle against Terrorism

by Salim Lamrani

Paris (France) | 14 November 2005

On October 14-15, 2005, the city of Salamanca hosted the 15th Ibero-American Summit with the participation of all Latina American countries, Spain, Portugal and Andorra. This summit, organized several weeks ahead of the Summit of Mar del Plata, which represented a failure for the Free Trade Area (…)

Social Darwinism

Washington’s priorities

by Salim Lamrani

Paris (France) | 30 September 2005

By letting the poor and mainly black population of New Orleans that was affected by Hurricane Katrina die, the US administration showed the disastrous consequences of its racial and social elitism. To top it off, Washington turned down the precious help of Cuban doctors and took the opportunity (…)

Secret Services

The Colombian Intelligence Services

by Jorge Serrano Torres

21 June 2005

Completely unknown to European experts, the Colombian secret services were considerably developed to face up to the guerrillas and drug trafficking. Financed and supported by the United States, they have become a tool of the Plan Colombia instead of responding to national purposes. (…)

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