teleSUR | August 12, 2017 Venezuela’s newly-elected National Constituent Assembly, ANC, has brought forward the regional elections by two months. The polls, which had been scheduled to take place on December 10, will now be held in October following unanimous approval by the ANC. The second vice president of the body, Isaias Rodriguez, said the […]
Suite de notre série sur le Venezuela, avec différents articles visant à compléter la vision diffusée par les médias.
Rappelons que nous ne soutenons aucun camp là-bas, militons pour que le peuple vénézuelien choisisse librement et démocratiquement son avenir, et condamnons toutes les atteintes aux Droits de l’Homme des deux camps…
Un second son de cloche…
Suite de notre série sur le Venezuela, avec différents articles visant à compléter la vision diffusée par les médias.
Rappelons que nous ne soutenons aucun camp là-bas, militons pour que le peuple vénézuelien choisisse librement et démocratiquement son avenir, et condamnons toutes les atteintes aux Droits de l’Homme des deux camps…
Un premier son de cloche. Notons cependant que ce genre d’article est souvent présent dans la propagande de guerre, et qu’en l’espèce, les ONG ne sont pas toujours neutres. À prendre avec recul, donc.
Le président américain Donald Trump, avec son secrétaire d’Etat Rex Tillerson et son ambassadrice à l’ONU Nikki Haley, le 11 août 2017 à Bedminster, New Jersey. Photo : REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst
En vacances dans son golf à Bedminster dans le New Jersey, Donald Trump s’est fendu, vendredi 11 août 2017, d’une salve de déclarations fracassantes à propos du Venezuela.
The Empire’s unhappy mood with Venezuela is old news. It is now showing its teeth to the Latin American nation. It’s now talking in military terms. The mainstream media including the AP, CNN and Miami Herald said in one of their latest dispatches: Mr. Donald Trump, the US president, said August 12, 2017 that he wouldn’t rule out possibility of[Read More...]
Venezuela has responded to Donald Trump’s threat of war with anger and concern. Venezuela does not and has not ever threatened the sovereignty or security of the United States, but now the oil rich South American nation finds itself being threatened with war by the American President.
READ MORE: Donald Trump considers war on Venezuela
Donald Trump has stated that he is considering military action against Venezuela. The oil rich South American country has just sworn in its new Constituent Assembly which President Nicholas Maduro’s supporters control after July’s election for the new chamber.
The United States continues to fund the right wing opposition who are opposed to Maduro’s reforms.
Today, when asked about his plans for Venezuela, Donald Trump responded in the following way,
teleSur | August 10, 2017 Secretary-General of the Organization of American States Luis Almagro used his one-day visit to Israel to condemn Venezuela’s leftist government while expressing “pride that Israel is a friend of the Americas,” praising what he called Tel Aviv’s record of respecting human rights and democracy. The tour seemed less like the […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Readers should also note that just a few months ago in May, a new US Senate Bill allotted a further $20 million in American taxpayer funds toward regime change in Venezuela. This only scratches the surface of a vast destabilization campaign being run out of Washington DC.
Image: US-backed opposition take aim at embattled Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
Daniel Margrain
By Yves Engler | Dissident Voice | August 10, 2017 Does the NDP consistently support a foreign policy that benefits ordinary people around the world? Or does the social democratic party often simply fall in line with whatever the American Empire demands? Hélène Laverdière certainly seems to support the US-led geopolitical order. While the NDP […]
