There are a number of violations of international and national law that Moreno engaged in by handing Assange over to the British authorities
The law should have protected Manning from punishment, the same way it protects somebody who uses violence in justifiable self-defense or in defense of others
In refusing to condemn US sanctions and opposition coup efforts, Amnesty is providing cover for a possible dirty war in Venezuela
Media doesn’t let facts get in the way
Examining mainstream media claims that Maduro “stole” the 2018 presidential election
Last year, I asked Amnesty International for its position on US economic sanctions against Venezuela. I also asked Amnesty’s position on the…
The U.S. Pot and the Venezuelan Kettle
This Reuters article says “The Maduro regime is illegitimate and the United States will work diligently to restore a real democracy to…
If Bill Gates walks into a room full of factory workers then the average income of everybody in the room skyrockets. It would…
“CONAIE and CREO direct the new National Electoral Council“ announces a headline yesterday in the rightwing Ecuadorian newspaper El Universo. CONAIE is…
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