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2012 State of the Union Address

by Barack Obama

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 24 January 2012

Mr. Speaker, Mr. Vice President, members of Congress, distinguished guests, and fellow Americans:
Last month, I went to Andrews Air Force Base and welcomed home some of our last troops to serve in Iraq. Together, we offered a final, proud salute to the colors under which more than a (...)

EU-U.S. and Member States 2010 Declaration on Counterterrorism

Brussels (Belgium) | 3 June 2010

Cecilia Malmström (EU) and Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba (Spain) Forging a durable framework to combat terrorism within the rule of Iaw
The European Union, its Member States and the United States of America,
Recalling and reaffirming their commitments to counterterrorism cooperation (...)

Controversy (1st Part)

Damage Control: Noam Chomsky and the Israel-Palestine Conflict

by Jeffrey Blankfort

San Francisco (USA) | 20 September 2006

While the Bush administration is sinking into the Iraqi mess and supports the Israeli destruction campaign in Palestine and in Lebanon, a controversy is expanding in the United States on the exact links between the US imperialism and the zionist expansionism.
Suddenly, the thought of Noam (...)

Is Latin America Really Turning Left?

by James Petras

Caracas (Venezuela) | 24 June 2006

A new series of social and national polarities in the WesternHemisphere has dominated political life over the past few years. Atthe beginning of the new millennium the national confrontation was between Cuba and the US/EU, and the social confrontations between therural/indian and (...)

Venezuela Will Reconsider Withdrawal from CAN if Others Reconsider Free Trade

Caracas (Venezuela) | 30 April 2006

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said, April 23, at the request of Bolivian President Evo Morales, he would reconsider withdrawing from the Andean Community (CAN) if Colombia and Peru cancel their free trade agreements with the United States.

Chavez Summarizes Accomplishments of 2005 and Accuses U.S. of Interference in Venezuela

Caracas (Venezuela) | 18 January 2006

In his annual speech to the nation and to the National Assembly, last Friday, Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez summarized his government’s accomplishments of 2005, outlined plans for the near future, and lambasted the U.S. government for its imperial ambitions and its efforts to interfere in (...)

Venezuela’s “Demonstration Effect”: Defying Globalization’s Logic

by Steve Ellner

Caracas (Venezuela) | 19 October 2005

The continued ability of President Hugo Chávez to carry out significant reforms in the face of U.S. hostility and a fierce U.S.-supported domestic opposition has important implications for progressive Latin American struggles. Chávez’s success places in doubt the view that effective resistance (...)

Rumsfeld and Rice on Chávez: But Where’s the Beef?

by Hampden Macbeth

Caracas (Venezuela) | 12 September 2005

– U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld visited Paraguay and Peru this week and reiterated claims that Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez had been “unhelpful[ly]” involved in the ouster of Bolivian President Carlos Mesa. If this is true, where is the evidence?
– U.S. Secretary of State (...)

Venezuela Assumes Presidency of Andean Community

by Gregory Wilpert

Caracas (Venezuela) | 21 July 2005

Venezuela’s President Chavez will take over the rotating presidency of the Community of Andean Nations (CAN) from Peru’s President, Alejandro Toledo. In the course of the summit, Chavez proposed the creation of a social humanitarian fund and of Petroandino, which would integrate the Andean (...)

Submarine Kursk torpedoed by the United States?

17 June 2005

Maurice Stradling never trusted the official thesis explaining that a torpedo launched from the Russian submarine had gone off inside its compartment. As a matter of fact, you do not need to be an expert in order to know that modern missiles or torpedoes can not explode without electronic (...)

Venezuela: Knocking over Dominos in Latin America

by Sarah Wagner

Caracas (Venezuela) | 27 May 2005

On Monday, May 16th tens of thousands of Bolivian Indigenous descended from the shantytowns surrounding La Paz, the capital, demanding that the government of Carlos Mesa increase royalties on foreign transnational corporations from 18% to 50%. By the time the march ended that night in a (...)

South American unity advances

by Alia2

Caracas (Venezuela) | 9 November 2004

With the firm purpose of increasing regional trade by twofold, the South American blocs decided, after ten years, and with the impulse given by Venezuela, to sum all of their strengths to achieve their so much longed economic development and thus become competitive to the level of giants like (...)

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