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The West renounces freedom of expression

by Thierry Meyssan

Paris (France) | 10 November 2022

This is a debate that we thought was closed: Westerners had affirmed that freedom of expression is an essential prerequisite for democracy and that they would never violate it again. However, the United States, the United Kingdom, Poland, Italy and Germany have already embarked on the path of (...)

Chilean Miners : What was the TV Show hiding?

by Michel Collon

Brussels (Belgium) | 10 November 2010

Deeply moved, nearly a billion of us looked on. A whole nation—managers and workers, rich and poor—united in a common effort to save 33 Chilean miners, with their President leading from the front. Emotion, suspense, ratings, huge advertising revenues. But what did this TV extravaganza conceal?

The living and the dead

by Fidel Castro Ruz

Havana (Cuba) | 24 April 2008

You may be thinking that your little boat is making its way upstream, but if the current is stronger, you will be going backwards.

Controversy over Venezuela Ecotourism and Cattle Ranch Expropiation Deepens

by Gregory Wilpert , Cleto A. Sojo

Caracas (Venezuela) | 11 April 2005

Eliecer Otaiza
According to the president of Venezuela’s National Land Institute (INTI), Eliecer Otaiza, the Hato Piñero cattle and ecotourism ranch will be both “recovered” and protected, as part of Venezuela’s quest to redistribute land.
Last month, following an investigation in (...)

Illegal possession of seven million hectares of land under investigation

Caracas (Venezuela) | 21 March 2005

The Venezuelan government is currently investigating possible irregularities in the property of more than seven million hectares of land that are currently in private hands.
This information was confirmed by Antonio Albarán, Minister of Lands and Agriculture, who explained that the results (...)

The Libertarian’s Think Tank

The Cato Institute or Anarchism seen through the Multinationals’ Eyes

10 February 2005

A hybrid product of the 1968 hippy revolution and Friedrich von Hayek’s reactionary theories, the Cato Institute went from the promotion of sexual liberty and the liberalization of marihuana to defend the multinationals’ interests against ecologists. It focused mainly in the destruction of the (...)