Latin America
Brazil: Government Primed to Sell Eletrobras Assets Amid ‘World Cup Fever’
15 June 2018
Eletrobras informed that the distributors for sale comprise a total energy area of 2.4 million square kilometers or 29 percent of Brazil's...
Un contexte chaotique pour les prochaines elections au Mexique. Par Laila...
14.juin.2018
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Un contexte économique, écologique et social très dégradé
Les prochaines élections présidentielles au Mexique auront lieu le 1er juillet 2018. Au cours de...
Outcome of Assange Case Could Undermine the Rights of Millions
If Australia reneges on its obligations to protect Assange and fight for his rights, the implications such actions would hold for every other citizen...
The Salvador Option: the US is Once Again Supporting Death Squads...
by Brett Wilkins
June 5, 2018
The United States has been quietly funding and equipping elite paramilitary police units in El Salvador accused of extrajudicially murdering...
Online ‘Unity4J’ Vigil Reveals The Strength Of Support For Assange Among...
By Elizabeth Vos
June 7, 2018
he Unity4J online vigil, which took place over the weekend, saw the participation of renowned activists, journalists, whistleblowers and...
Fallout from Colombia’s New Association with NATO
by W. T. Whitney
June 6, 2018
It was no surprise. Already Colombia had sent personnel to military training schools in Germany and Rome and troops...
Venezuela – Vanguard of a New World – Iran to Follow...
By Peter Koenig
5 June 2018
This article was first by the New Easter Outlook
Venezuela is a champion in democracy, in democratic elections, as proven twice...
The Guatemala Genocide Ruling, Five Years Later
U.S. policy and the dictator, General Efraín Ríos Montt – "a man of great personal integrity and commitment"
by Kate Doyle
May 10, 2018
Washington D.C., May...
Intellectuals and the Empire | by James Petras
De-Briefing Academics: Unpaid Intelligence Informants
May 05, 2018
This article is also available in Russian, read here.
Introduction
Over the past half-century, I have been engaged in research,...
The Heist That Broke Pinochet’s Back
By Jose Fermoso
DEC 27 2016
The alarm blared at the state bank in the northern town of Chuquicamata, Chile, on March 9, 1981, prompting police...