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Martin Seligman and members of the American Psychological Association are indeed implicated in torture at Guantánamo

15 July 2015

In 2009, in the Russian Press, Thierry Meyssan accused Professor Martin Seligman of having designed torture techniques which he tested at Guantánamo in his rôle as ex-President of the American Psychological Association [1]. Mr. Seligman then united a cabinet of lawyers to put pressure on Mr. (...)

The Congressional report on torture confirms that Al Qaeda was not involved in the attacks of September 11

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 15 December 2014

Publicly released excerpts of the report of the Senate Committee on the CIA’s secret torture program reveal a vast criminal organization. Thierry Meyssan has read for you the 525 pages of this document. He found evidence of what he has been saying for years.

Rached Ghannouchi received by Martin Indyk

4 June 2013

Rached Ghannouchi made a speech on 31 May 2013 at the Saban Center for Middle East Policy (Brookings Institution) [2]
The Tunisian Prime Minister, co-founder of the Nahda party and member of the Muslim Brotherhood, was warmly greeted by Martin Indyk, former U.S. ambassador to Israel and (...)

Right of reply

A letter to the editor by Martin Seligman

by Martin Seligman

20 June 2010

Following the publication of Thierry Meyssan’s investigation titled « The secret behind Guantánamo », we received the following clarification from Professor Martin Seligman, denounced in the article for his role in Guantánamo.

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 (...)

A Tribute to Martí

by Fidel Castro Ruz

29 January 2008

Five years ago, Cuba’s capital hosted the International Conference "For World Equilibrium", which was attended by delegates from forty three countries of all continents, to honor Martí on the occasion of his 150th birthday.

International Law

Interview with UN Special Rapporteur Martin Scheinin

by Sandro Cruz

Geneva (Switzerland) | 10 July 2007

The locking up of individuals on the US base of Guantanamo, Cuba, is an arbitrary form of dentention and part of the CIA secret prisons program discretely referred to as "proxy detentions". Contrary to the claims of certain governments, there is no such thing as a global war against terror, (...)

The Second Bush Administration

Stephen Hadley, National Security Advisor

16 December 2004

Unknown to the public at large, Stephen Hadley has carried on a brilliant career in the shadow of Brent Scowcroft and Condoleeza Rice. A business lawyer convicted of fraud, he became the lawyer of the largest arms manufacturer in the world, Lockheed Martin. He trained the candidate George W. (...)

Will continue in office until 2006

Venezuela’s Chavez Wins Recall Vote

by Martin Sanchez

Caracas (Venezuela) | 17 August 2004

At 4:03AM, Venezuela’s National Electoral Council (CNE) announced that according to preliminary results, Venezuelan opposition to President Hugo Chavez will continue his term until 2006.

Venezuela President Continue to Dominate Polls for Recall Referendum

by Martin Sanchez

Caracas (Venezuela) | 10 August 2004

A week before the Aug 15 recall referendum on Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, new polls continue showing the embattled leader as the winner of the long awaited recall. Chavez’s advantage ranges between 8 and 31 percent, depending on the poll.

Captured Colombian paramilitaries investigation has yelded some results

Venezuela Authorities on Alert for “Madrid Effect” in Recall Referendum

by Martin Sanchez

Caracas (Venezuela) | 10 August 2004

Venezuelan authorities are on high alert due to possible violent actions by radical sectors of the opposition as the Aug 15 recall referendum on President Chavez approaches.

Venezuela Rejects U.S. Ruling on Alleged PDVSA Expropriation of Assets from CIA-linked Firm

by Martin Sanchez

Caracas (Venezuela) | 22 July 2004

Venezuelan government officials reacted to a decision by a U.S. government agency which ruled that the Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA had "expropriated" assets belonging to Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), a firm based in San Diego.

All polls confirm an upward trend favorable to Chavez

New Polls Show Venezuela’s Chavez Winning Recall Referendum

by Martin Sanchez

Caracas (Venezuela) | 6 July 2004

According to a June 23 poll conducted by Washington DC based polling company Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research Inc., 49% of Venezuela’s registered voters would support President Hugo Chavez in the upcoming recall referendum vs. 44% who would vote to recall him.
A Washington DC-based (...)

Venezuela’s Political Situation Discussed at U.S. Senate Hearing

by Martin Sanchez , Eva Golinger , Gregory Wilpert

Caracas (Venezuela) | 2 July 2004

The State of Democracy in Venezuela was the subject of a hearing at the U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations held Thursday in Washington, DC. Venezuela has attracted interest from U.S. politicians as numerous allegations have been made against President Hugo Chavez and as a recall (...)

Venezuela’s Chavez and Supporters Get Ready for Recall Referendum with Mass Rally

by Martin Sanchez

Caracas (Venezuela) | 7 June 2004

Supporters of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez took the streets of Caracas on Sunday, as the country begins to prepare for a recall referendum on the mandate of the controversial South American leader.
The Chavistas marched from tree sections of the country’s capital to converge at the (...)

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