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Remarks by Pedro Sánchez Pérez-Castejón to the 73rd Session of the United Nations General Assembly

by Pedro Sánchez Pérez-Castejón

New York (USA) | 27 September 2018

President of the Assembly, Secretary General, Chiefs of State, Prime Ministers, Ministers, Delegates.
lt is my honour to address you as President of the Government of Spain. I do so with the emotion
that this Hall inspires in me, and with respect for the values that shaped this (...)

How CIA Spies Access India’s Biometric Aadhaar Database

by Shelley Kasli

Bangalore (India) | 25 August 2017

The Indian Supreme Court has just recognized the constitutional inviolability of the right to privacy. It will have to decide soon on the legality of the generalization of biometric identification. On the same day, Wikileaks published documents on the CIA’s tools. Using the data already (...)

Salvadorian left stays in power by close margin

11 March 2014

The Electoral Commission of El Salvador ordered a recount in 29 polling stations while the complete official returns show a narrow victory of 0.2% for leftist candidate, Salvador Sanchez Ceren.
This result came as a surprise to observers, who were all expecting a much clearer victory for the (...)

Detailed Investigation - Video Vesti24

The Houla Massacre: Opposition Terrorists "Killed Families Loyal to the Government"

1 June 2012

The massacre in Houla is being blamed on the Syrian government without a shred of evidence. Based on the comprehensive investigation into the events carried out by Russian news channel Vesti24, this incisive report confirms that crimes against humanity are being committed by terrorist militia. (...)

General Mood and the current security situation in Syria

9 May 2012

General Robert Mood, head of the UN observers mission in Syria (UNSMIS) created by Resolution 2043 of 21 April 2012, has issued several statements stressing that the return to peace and the implementation of the Annan plan call for sustained efforts by both parties, government and armed (...)

Ecuador: Correa not attending Summit of the Americas

3 April 2012

The President of Ecuador, Rafael Correa, in a letter addressed on 2 April 2012 to his Colombian counterpart Juan Manuel Santos, said that he will not be attending the 6th Summit of the Americas in Cartagena de Indias on April 14 and 15 because of Cuba’s impossibility to attend the meeting. (...)

ALBA countries join chorus condemning "Contras" interference in Syria

7 February 2012

In a statement issued during the eleventh summit of the organization, the nine members of the ALBA bloc (Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America) rejected on Sunday the "systematic policy of interference and destabilization" that seeks to "impose by force on the Syrian people a (...)

The Ecuadorian Coup: Its Larger Meaning

by James Petras

New York (USA) | 18 October 2010

The debate over the nature of the recent turmoil in Ecuador is still kindling. A comprehensive analysis of the 30 September events is offered by Prof. James Petras, according to whom it was a coup in every respect, converging with the U.S. strategy of isolating Venezuela by targeting the (...)

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Obama administration fingerprints on Ecuador coup attempt

by Wayne Madsen

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 3 October 2010

With Nobel Peace Prize laureate Barack Obama, coups against unaccommodating Latin American leaders would appear to be back in style. After Honduran President Zalaya’s overthrow in June 2009, Ecuador’s Rafael Correa was the latest target. An outspoken member of ALBA and Hugo Chávez close ally, (...)

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 (...)

Kyrgyzstan’s ‘Roza Revolution’ - Cui Bono: (Part 4)

Washington and the Kyrgyz future—Securing the Pivot

by F. William Engdahl

Frankfurt (Germany) | 2 June 2010

In this fourth and final part, F. William Engdhal explains why the stakes for Washington in the Kyrgyzstan events are of vital geopolitical importance. Central Asia is key for Washington’s strategy of global dominance, hinging on the militarization of the entire region. To this end, (...)

Latin America’s New Middle Class Rulers: Stabilization, Growth and Inequality

by James Petras

New York (USA) | 24 May 2010

This sobering overview of post-neo-liberal Latin America raises the question as to whether the policies pursued by populist and social democratic governments in the region have actually been designed to favour their electoral base. Recent strikes and demonstrations in several of these (...)

Executive Order Seeks to "Synchronize and Integrate"

Big Brother: Obama Calls for the Integration of State and Federal Military Forces

by Tom Burghardt

San Francisco (USA) | 17 January 2010

Contrary to his election campaign promises, Obama has issued dozens of signing statements. He has issued another executive order, this time establishing a so-called “Council of Governors.” The order, signed on January 11, further diminishes the sovereignty of the states and builds on a (...)

Surprising Results of CFR Survey

What the U.S. Elite Really Thinks About Israel

by Jeffrey Blankfort

San Francisco (USA) | 10 December 2009

The survey of CFR members taken by the Pew Research Center has exposed a surprising breach between the views of the U.S. power elite and the public when it comes to international politics. The CFR members do not perceive Israel as an ally nor do they consider Iran as an enemy, whereas the (...)

Latin America’s Twenty-First Century Socialism in Historical Perspective

by James Petras

New York (USA) | 11 October 2009

The electoral victory of center left regimes in at least three Latin American countries, and the search for a new ideological identity to justify their rule, led ideologues and the incumbent presidents to embrace the notion that they represent a new 21st century version of socialism (21cs). (...)

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