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The irony of attacks on Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez by cynical, sadistic country-wreckers like Condoleezza Rica and John Negroponte can be lost…
Nuala O’Loan’s recent report on UK government security forces’ collusion with Loyalist death squads in the north of Ireland points up various…
John Negroponte and Tupac Katari (1) To accompany President Saddam Hussein’s lynching the Bush regime announced that death-squad manager nonpareil John Negroponte…
Evo Morales’ presidential election win in Bolivia at the end of 2005, heralded an unprecedented series ofĀ electoralĀ challenges to US and…
‘I will do my duty, – and yours if you will not – to a brother. I will never be false to…
Critical comment on the Nicaraguan election campaign has tended to neglect the nitty gritty of life for the country’s impoverished majority. The…
At the recent Labour Party conference in Britain, Tony Blair led a one minute standing ovation for Home Secretary John Reid for…
If people needed reminding that North American and European foreign policy, including policy on aid and trade, is based on sadism and…
Much attention has focused lately on the Bolivian government’s nationalization of the country’s hydrocarbon resources. Bolivia’s policy change follows up the Venezuelan…
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