Nicaraguan President Ortega Not Welcome at Salvadoran Summit, Women Activists...

  October 9, 2008, San Salvador, El Salvador: Advocates for women's rights in El Salvador are calling on their government to bar the President of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, from attending an upcoming...

U.S blockade attacking Cuban

" Javier Rodríguez Roque HAVANA, October 8.— The U.S. economic, commercial and financial blockade of Cuba is also attacking the functioning of the Cuban education system, internationally considered to be one of...

McCain Linked to Iran-Contra Death Squads

Since the McCain/Pallin campaign is trotting out old and very tenuous connections in Barrack Obama's past as indicators of his lack of qualifications to become President, it is only fair then to begin to point out...

Vague News: Portentous Headlines:Trouble Brewing?

Nine months ago... Anti-American Movement: Chávez's Budget: $250 Million.Present day headlines suggest Planted seed could bloom."Diplomatic scene is changing...   Leftist Latin America challenges US Venezuela, Bolivia Expell Ambassadors Ecuador, Honduras support...

Nicaragua's Ortega says no meeting with Bush

In solidarity with Boliva, the President of Nicaragua Daniel Ortega declines to meet Bush " 2008-09-14 05:44:02 - MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) - Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega says he will reject an invitation...

Argentina warns Washington over political complot

After the removal of Ambassadors among Boliva, Venezuela and the US, it is now the turn of Argentina to express grievances. In the following story, there is an account of the accusations made by Argentinean President...

Evo restrained despite US-backed havoc

As Bolivian President Evo Morales continues to show restraing in confronting unrest fuelled by right-wing regional governments and US-backed-opposition movements. After expelling the US Ambassador to...

Nicaragua recognizes Abkhazia, S. Ossetia

Following Caracas example, Managua has recognized the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia becoming the second state in Latin America that backs Russia's stance on the breakaway regions. ...

US gives $1bn to rebuild Georgia

Georgia suffered huge loss and also had damages in the Russian air strikes in the recent flare up.European Union leaders have suspended talks on the new agreement with Moscow until Russian troops are withdrawn from Geogia.Russian has threatned to respond to the growing...

Ahmadinejad: Iran, Bolivia are allies (updated II)

"Yesterday, Evo Morales, Bolivia’s President, and his counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (Iran) had dinner with orphan children at a mosque at Tehran, after fast beginning ,over Ramadan’s first day, the most...

U.S sending 1 BILLION to Georgia to rebuild

The United States are ear marking a billion dollars for Georgia to aid the rebuilding after their recent conflict with Russia. As well the IMF (international monetary fund) has decided to loan Georgia 750 million to help them regain the progress they've been making" ...

Honduras Joins Venezuela in Bolivarian Alternative Trade Group ALBA

" August 27th 2008, by James Suggett - Venezuelanalysis.com Mérida, August 26, 2008 (venezuelanalysis.com)-- Monday, Honduras became the sixth member of the Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas...

Crime: Effort to mend a violent reputation

I have published an article about violence in Brazil few weeks ago. Today I found this piece at the FT showing some progress, I am posting it here giving to readers a second opinion over the issue:   " “For...

Peru to vote on divisive land law

" Promises to revise a controversial land law in Peru have halted widespread protests just days before a vote by congress that might see the legislation repealed.Alan Garcia, the Peruvian president, passed the law...

Bolivia: President Evo Morales calls on vote for reunion and reconciliation t...

In a message tonight and prior to the recall referendum tomorrow, Bolivian President Evo Morales asked 4.047.686 Bolivians to participate and vote for national reunion and reconciliation. The recall referendum is an...

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