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Revolt in Libya: a Message to Chavez

Martes 06 de Septiembre de 2011 03:39 Nil Nikandrov

The foray against the Venezuelan Embassy in Tripoli at the hands of the National Transitional Council was meant to send President Chavez a clear message. He, too, can be overthrown by Western powers. Hence, Caracas is carefully examing the way in which the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya was first strangled financially, in an effort to avoid falling prey to a similar maneuver.

Ultima actualización ( Martes 13 de Septiembre de 2011 05:36 )

In Bajo Aguán the Movimiento Campesino de Rigores sufferes continued repression

Miércoles 17 de Agosto de 2011 07:30 OPLN

The Movimiento Campesino de Rigores (Campesino Movement of Rigores) in the Aguán Valley was violently evicted by military and police forces on the 24th of June of this year, leaving behind a scene reminiscent of Port au Prince, Haiti or some areas of the Palestinian occupied territories. Houses, churches, and agricultural buildings belonging to mo...

Necios Opinion

Lunes 08 de Agosto de 2011 07:58 OPLN

The U.S. Embassy in Tegucigalpa and the oligarchy, rehearse all available means to divide the National Front of People's Resistance (FNRP) and stop the advance of the Broad Front of People's Resistance (FARP).

Ultima actualización ( Jueves 11 de Agosto de 2011 18:16 )

Puppets in Revolt: Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan and the United States

Miércoles 03 de Agosto de 2011 05:58 James Petras

07.22.2011

Introduction

Empires are built through the promotion and backing of local collaborators who act at the behest of imperial rulers. They are rewarded with the outward symbols of authority and financial handouts, even as it is understood that they hold their position only at the tolerance of their imperial superiors.

Ultima actualización ( Miércoles 03 de Agosto de 2011 06:02 )

Revolutionary Doctors: How Venezuela and Cuba Are Changing the World’s Conception of Health Care

Domingo 31 de Julio de 2011 07:53 By Steve Brouwer - Monthly Review Press, July 21st 2011

Revolutionary Doctors, a new book by author Steve Brouwer and published by Monthly Review Press, gives readers a first-hand account of Venezuela’s innovative and inspiring program of community health care, designed to serve—and largely carried out by—the poor themselves. Drawing on long-term participant observations as well as in-depth research, au...