Latin America
Dilma out: Brazilian plutocracy sets 54mn votes on fire
By Pepe Escobar
Never in modern political history has it been so easy to “abolish the people” and simply erase 54 million votes cast in a...
Brazil’s Democracy to Suffer Grievous Blow as Unelectable, Corrupt Neoliberal is...
By Glenn Greenwald
(Para ler a versão desse artigo em Português, clique aqui.)
In 2002, Brazil’s left-of-center Workers Party (PT) ascended to the presidency when Lula da Silva won...
What’s the future of Puerto Rico going to be like after...
Source TeleSur / The Dawn News
Puerto Rico decided not to pay the 422-million-dollar-debt, the greatest one in the history of the island. It’s due...
Now, in Brazil, the Battle for Democracy is Fought on the...
By Carlos Aznárez / The Dawn News
The coup has been consummated. Brazil now joins Honduras and Paraguay in the list of countries that Imperialism...
Dilma Rousseff Calls for Mobilizations to Overturn Coup
Source Telesur / May 12, 2016.
TeleSUR’s correspondent said the Brazilian president dissolved her government after the Senate voted to put her on trial.
Ousted Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on...
Brazil: a New Government Takes Over Amongst Instability and Uncertainty
By Pedro Rafael Vilela / Source Agência Brasil / The Dawn News
Accused of leading the coup, Temer arrives to power by breaking the democratic...
WikiLeaks: Brazil’s Acting President Michel Temer Is US Diplomatic Informant
By Kit O'Connell
Brazil’s acting President Michel Temer arrives to speak, at Planalto presidential palace in Brasilia, Brazil, Thursday, May 12, 2016.
SAO PAULO — Brazil’s new acting...
Coup in Brazil
Democracy lost in Brazil
By Steven Cohen
As expected, the Brazilian Senate voted early Thursday to suspend President Dilma Rousseff and put on her on trial for...
The Strange Death of Hugo Chavez
by MIKE WHITNEY
“Hugo Chavez defied the most powerful interests, and he refused to bow down….I believe there is a very strong possibility that President...
Who rules the world? America is no longer the obvious answer
By Noam Chomsky
When we ask “who rules the world?” we commonly adopt the standard convention that the actors in world affairs are states, primarily...