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A Daesh Commando stopped in Trinidad-and-Tobago

16 February 2018

A group of Daesh fighters was arrested on 8 February at Trinidad and Tobago while they were preparing a mega-attack during the night stretching from 13 to 14 February when the carnival was in full swing.
In Trinidad-and-Tobago there is a strong minority presence of Indian Muslims who arrived (...)

Security Council Meeting on Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria

New York (USA) | 7 November 2017

The meeting was called to order at 3.05 p.m.
The President: In accordance with rule 37 of the Council’s provisional rules of procedure, I invite the representative of the Syrian Arab Republic to participate in this meeting.
In accordance with rule 39 of the Council’s provisional rules of (...)

Use of chemical weapons in Syria (Vetos)

New York (USA) | 24 October 2017

The meeting was called to order at 10.25 a.m.
The President, Mr. Delattre (France) (spoke in French): In accordance with rule 37 of the Council’s provisional rules of procedure, I invite the representatives of Albania, Australia, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, (...)

US- Venezuela Relations: A Case Study of Imperialism and Anti-Imperialism

by James Petras

New York (USA) | 22 October 2013

US relations with Venezuela illustrate the specific mechanisms through which an imperial power seeks to sustain client states and overthrow independent nationalist governments. By examining US strategic goals and its tactical measures, we can set forth several propositions about (1) the (...)

David Cameron’s opening remarks at the London Conference on Libya

by David Cameron

London (United Kingdom) | 29 March 2011

Let me welcome you all to London.
Foreign Ministers from more than 40 countries – from America to Asia – from Europe to Africa – from the United Nations to the Arab world. All here to unite with one purpose: to help the Libyan people in their hour of need.
Today is about a new beginning (...)

U.S.-Venezuelan Relations: Imperialism and Revolution

by James Petras

New York (USA) | 5 January 2010

President Chavez’s election in 1998 marked a decline of US hegemony in Venezuela and throughout Latin America. In this study, James Petras reminds us that Washington’s chief interest in overthrowing Chavez was political, not economic, and revolved around his steadfast opposition to the Bush (...)

Latin America’s Twenty-First Century Socialism in Historical Perspective

by James Petras

New York (USA) | 11 October 2009

The electoral victory of center left regimes in at least three Latin American countries, and the search for a new ideological identity to justify their rule, led ideologues and the incumbent presidents to embrace the notion that they represent a new 21st century version of socialism (21cs). (...)

Cuba still out in the cold

Mixed Feelings About Obama’s First Meeting with Hemispheric Leaders

by Mario A. Murillo

22 April 2009

Of all the memorable statements coming out of the Fifth Summit of the Americas in Trinidad (April 17 - 19, 2009), the one that stood out the most was President Barack Obama’s public expression of how he intended to approach his first major meeting with his hemispheric counterparts:
"I have a (...)

The true story and the challenge of the Cuban journalists

by Fidel Castro Ruz

Havana (Cuba) | 4 July 2008

Seven days ago I wrote about one of the great men in history: Salvador Allende, a man the world remembered with deep emotion and respect on his first centennial. However, no one quivered or even recalled the date of October 24, 1891, when the Dominican despot Rafael Leonidas Trujillo was (...)

Cuban Cigar Festival Lights Up in Havana

27 February 2007

The 9th Habano Festival was inaugurated on Monday at Havana’s Convention Center with an attendance of over 1,300 visitors from 60 countries.

The Deepening Dimensions of the U.S.-Mexico Border Crisis

by Kent Paterson

Caracas (Venezuela) | 16 February 2006

Long resentful at what they regard as second-class treatment by Washington, Mexicans across the political spectrum are blasting the Bush administration’s border and immigration policies. Stinging criticisms, diplomatic tiffs, street protests, and even calls for boycotts of U.S. businesses have (...)

Double Standard

The Politicisation of the Sakharov Prize

by Salim Lamrani

Paris (France) | 20 January 2006

The Sakharov Prize, granted to personalities and organizations with an outstanding action in the defence of human rights, has become a tool for atlantist propaganda. The granting of the prize, by the European Parliament, ignores who defend human rights from imperialism and globalization, but (...)

Venezuela’s Coffee Conundrum

by Simone Baribeau

Caracas (Venezuela) | 18 January 2006

A North American coming to Caracas is liable to think there’s a coffee shortage in the best of times. To those who are accustomed to a 12 oz. “tall” cup of joe being the smallest available size, the immensely popular Venezuelan cafecito, smaller than your average shot of tequila, seems an (...)

Venezuela Limits Foreign Mining Operations

by Bernardo Delgado

Caracas (Venezuela) | 27 September 2005

President Chavez announced on Tuesday that Venezuela would no longer provide private, national, or foreign mining concessions. “There will no longer be mining concessions. We have to make a big turnaround,” said Chavez.

Bush is confident about the outcome of War on Terror

31 August 2005

THE PRESIDENT: Thank you all. Thanks for the warm welcome. It’s good to be back in California. Good to be here at North Island. This is the birthplace of naval aviation, and I want to thank you for making this son of a naval aviator feel right at home. (Applause.)
This morning our (...)

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