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Speech of Pope Francis in the World Meeting of Popular Movements

by Pope Francis

9 July 2015

Expo Feria Exhibition Centre, Santa Cruz de la Sierra (Bolivia)
Dear brothers and sisters, good afternoon!
Several months ago, we met in Rome, and I remember that first meeting. In the meantime I have kept you in my thoughts and prayers. I am happy to see you again, here, as you discuss (...)

“Orient Tendencies”

Bashar al-Assad has broken the will of Obama

by Wassim Raad

Beirut (Lebanon) | 2 September 2013

Bashar al-Assad has broken the will of Obama
By Ghaleb Kandil
The resistance of Syria against the colonial war, the last two and a half yers, opened the way for new international balances that could rid the world of the American-Zionist hegemony. Building on this strength, partners and (...)

Resolution 2086 and debate on United Nations peacekeeping operations

New York (USA) | 21 January 2013

The meeting was called to order at 10.05 a.m.
Letter dated 1 January 2013 from the
Permanent Representative of Pakistan
to the United Nations addressed to the
Secretary-General (S/2013/4)
The President: I wish to warmly welcome the
Secretary-General, the ministers of Security (...)

Documentary by Julien Teil: "Humanitarian War in Libya : There is no evidence !"

Lybia: Human rights impostors used to spawn NATO’s fraudulent war

by Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya

17 October 2011

The names change but the methods remain the same. In Iraq the imperial war facilitator was Ahmed Chalabi. In Libya he goes by the name of Soliman Bouchuiguir, a shadowy human rights figure whose baseless allegations against Gaddafi were endorsed by the UN system and its affiliated human rights (...)

Militarization Of Energy Policy: U.S. Africa Command And Gulf Of Guinea

by Rick Rozoff

Chicago | 9 January 2011

Africa has become a new strategic priority for the United States, which is eyeing oil from the region centered on the Gulf of Guinea as a supplement or even replacement for the Persian Gulf. Deployment of U.S. armed forces along Africa’s Atlantic coast has increased exponentially, bringing to (...)

Cuba’s President Raul Castro’s speech at the close of Cuba’s National Assembly session

by Raúl Castro Ruz

Havana (Cuba) | 18 December 2010

Cuban National Assembly Havana 18 December 2010
Comrades all,
We have been meeting for several days now discussing extremely important matters for the future of the nation. This time, in addition to our customary work in commissions, the deputies have met in plenary with the purpose of (...)

Aggression, a ’new’ crime

U.S. Hijacks ICC conference

by Francis Njubi Nesbitt

10 July 2010

The ICC Review Conference in Kampala last month reached the historic agreement to include the crime of agression within the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court. However, by obtaining the subordination of the ICC to the decisions of the Security Council, where the U.S. wields veto (...)

Abiotic oil

Gulf Oil Spill ‘Could Go Years’ If Not Dealt With

by F. William Engdahl

Frankfurt (Germany) | 10 June 2010

The Obama Administration and senior BP officials are frantically working not to stop the world’s worst oil disaster, but to hide the true extent of the actual ecological catastrophe. Senior researchers tell us that the BP drilling hit one of the oil migration channels and that the leakage (...)

Cuban Youngsters to Climb the Turquino Peak in Solidarity with The Five

Havana (Cuba) | 10 March 2010

Journalists and students from Havana’s Institute of International
Relations began a tour of the Sierra Maestra Mountains on Wednesday, which will include the ascent of the Turquino Peak, in solidarity with the five Cuban antiterrorists unjustly incarcerated in the United States.

Afghanistan : Don’t Try to Arrest the Sea

by Mehar Omar Khan

3 December 2009

In the wake of President Obama’s announcement that he will send an additional contingent of troops to Afghanistan, a Pakistani Army officer who does not dispute the political justification of the U.S. "mission" in Afghanistan, does however point out that it is a military absurdity. As it has (...)

AfriCom Year Two: Seizing the Helm of the Entire World

by Rick Rozoff

Chicago | 23 October 2009

One year after AfriCom’s activation, it should be obvious to everyone that this military structure was not set up merely to optimize the deployment of US troops abroad, but rather to dominate the Black continent. AfriCom’s real function readily emerges when examining the thrust of its (...)

AFRICOM: Pentagon’s First Direct Military Intervention In Africa

by Rick Rozoff

Chicago | 25 August 2009

During the second half of the 20th century, the United States allowed the former colonial powers to safeguard their interests in Africa. Now, the tables have turned. Barack Obama, the president of Kenyan descent, has chosen one of AFRICOM’s main architects as his national security adviser: (...)

The mercenaries or the corsairs of the XXI Century?

by Jose L. Gomez del Prado

Caracas (Venezuela) | 11 July 2006

The 25 000 private security contractors presently working in Iraq
constitute, after the United States Army, the largest force of occupation
well before the British Army. These private security companies with over 420
deaths and some 4 000 injured, according to the USA Department of (...)

Venezuela’s Quiet Election

by Alessandro Parma, Simone Baribeau

Caracas (Venezuela) | 9 December 2005

According to the opposition media, it was going to be the election that marked the death of democracy in Venezuela. The government, on the other hand, predicted a contragolpe, a show of support by the people, through the ballot box, against aspiring coup mongers. Everyone agreed that it (...)

Plane Crashes in Venezuela, Killing 160

Caracas (Venezuela) | 18 August 2005

An airplane of the Colombian airline Caribbean West crashed in Venezuela early this morning, killing all 152 passengers and 8 crew members. The airplane, an MD-82, was flying from Panama City to the Caribbean island of Martinique and crashed in the mountainous Sierra Perija, about 20 miles (...)

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