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Barack Obama at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

by Barack Obama

7 September 2018

President Obama: Hey! Hello, Illinois! I-L-L!
AUDIENCE: I-L-L!
PRESIDENT OBAMA: I-L-L!
AUDIENCE: I-L-L!
PRESIDENT OBAMA:I-L-L!
AUDIENCE: I-L-L!
PRESIDENT OBAMA: Okay, okay. Just checking to see if you’re awake. Please have a seat, everybody. It is good to be home. It’s good to see (...)

Iranians shocked that their leaders are living it up

1 September 2018

The former governor of the Central Bank of Iran, Mahmud Bahmani, close to the former president Mahmud Ahmadineyad, has launched a campaign against corruption.
Bahmani has exposed that 5 000 children of Iranian government officials live abroad and pile up in their personal bank accounts a sum (...)

Hugo Chávez, Sabaneta’s boy… Dreaming of being armed

by Jorge Wejebe Cobo

Havana (Cuba) | 5 August 2017

It was on 28 July 1954, in Sabaneta de Barinas, Venezuela that one of the most important revolutionary leaders in Latin America’s history was born: Hugo Chávez Frías.
His mother, Elena Frías, brought him into the world, yet only remained with him until he was delivered. Story has it that, (...)

Direct Line with Vladimir Putin

by Vladimir Putin

Moscow (Russia) | 15 June 2017

The annual special Direct Line with Vladimir Putin was broadcast live by Channel One, Rossiya 1, Rossiya 24 and Russia Today TV channels, and Mayak, Vesti FM and Radio Rossii radio stations.
Tatyana Remezova: Good afternoon, we are live. This is Direct Line with Vladimir Putin, a joint (...)

Who is hunting Angela Merkel?

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 18 January 2016

The premeditated operation of New Year’s rapes, in Cologne and elsewhere, continues with a denunciation of the responsibility of the Federal Chancellor, Angela Merkel. A study of computer traffic certify that the Twitter accounts organizing this protest are based on the West Coast of the (...)

Who is twitter-luring refugees to Germany?

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 22 September 2015

This study adds to the preceding. It shows that the current wave of migration to Europe is organized to direct human crowds to Germany.

Crisis, an instrument in building the Euroempire

by Andrei Ganzha, Serge Klimovsky

Moscow (Russia) | 22 October 2012

The carefully engineered and fueled debt crisis, coupled to Brussels’ regionalization policies, not only causes nation-statehoods in Europe to crumble but, from a wider perspective, undermines national sovereignty and statehood as general principles.
Authors Andrei Ganzha and Sergei (...)

Walter Fauntroy, Feared Dead in Libya, Returns Home—Guess Who He Saw Doing the Killing

by Valencia Mohammed

Washington D. C. (États-Unis) | 21 September 2011

Former US Congressman Walter Fauntroy had traveled to Libya as a goodwill negotiator to try to stop the war. Trapped inside the Rixos Hotel together with the team of Voltaire Network journalists, he narrowly escaped death: we can testify that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had personally (...)

The future of public debt: prospects and implications

by The Bank for International Settlements ( BIS) , Fabrizio Zampolli, M S Mohanty, Stephen G Cecchetti

12 April 2010

The effects of the economic crisis on the developed countries are much deeper than political pundits would have us believe. Accordingly, in 2011, the United States will have a public debt comparable to its GNP. Due to population ageing in most Western countries, forecasts say that deficits (...)

March 11, 2004 in Madrid: Was it really an Islamist attack?

by Mathieu Miquel

28 November 2009

A series of bombings plunged Madrid into mourning five years ago. The Spanish legal system concluded that this operation, attributed first to ETA and then to Al Qaeda, was Islamist inspired, though not linked with international networks. The Spanish press, led by the newspaper El Mundo, today (...)

Ecuador’s president orders U.S. official expelled

24 April 2009

By Alexandra Valencia
Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa ordered a U.S. Embassy official expelled on Saturday [ April 18th] after accusing him of interfering in the country’s affairs, a move that will test ties with Washington.
Correa, a leftist, has generally kept good relations with the (...)

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Cuba: Obsessive Target of the Bush Administration

by Salim Lamrani

Paris (France) | 30 January 2006

The United States’ obsession with Cuba never ends. Condoleezza Rice has just ordered the stiffening of the economic blockade against the island while, at the same time, the US chargé d’affaires in Havana makes efforts to create a pseudo-opposition at the service of the United States. The Bush (...)

Venezuela’s Main Airport-Capital Artery Closed

by Gregory Wilpert

Caracas (Venezuela) | 17 January 2006

The main artery that carries traffic from Caracas to the country’s main airport and to one of the country’s main ports, La Guaira, had to be closed indefinitely today because one of the artery’s bridges could collapse. The closure of the freeway will increase the time it takes to get to the (...)

Made in Venezuela: The Struggle to Reinvent Venezuelan Labor

by Jonah Gindin

Caracas (Venezuela) | 29 June 2005

Last month, the National Union of Venezuelan Workers (UNT) turned two. Since its inception in May 2003, the UNT has been at the center of debates surrounding the advances of Venezuela’s revolution in the labor arena. At root, these debates turn on issues of worker control: over their factories (...)

Venezuelan Workers Debate Workers Control of Industry and Government Enterprises

by Bill Burgess

Vancouver (Canada) | 20 May 2005

The working class and its leadership in the Bolivarian movement of President Hugo Chavez is making huge strides in its efforts to forge a new country based on human solidarity and social justice. That’s the conclusion I draw after returning from two weeks observing political and social life in (...)

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