By Alexander Rubinstein – MintPress News – June 17, 2019 The political party of Juan Guaido — Voluntad Popular (Popular Will) — was never all that popular to begin with. The sixth largest political party in Venezuela, Popular Will is heavily financed by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). Now, a recently exposed […]
RT | June 18, 2019 Western secret services are perfecting clandestine tools which are designed to weaken countries like viruses weaken bodies, the Russian foreign intelligence chief has said. This kind of warfare is currently used in Venezuela. The criticism came from Sergey Naryshkin, who heads Russia’s foreign intelligence agency SVR. He said spies are […]
By Yves Engler · June 17, 2019 Allan Culham Meet the hired gun Ottawa is using to overthrow the Venezuelan government. The brazenness of Ottawa’s intervention in the South American country’s affairs is remarkable. Recently Global Affairs Canada tendered a contract for an individual to coordinate its bid to oust President Nicolás Maduro. According to […]
teleSUR | June 12, 2019 Ecuador’s right-wing government has agreed for the United States (U.S.) to use the airport of San Cristobal, in the Galapagos Islands, as an airfield for U.S. air force and navy Pacific ocean operations, according to the Minister of Defense Oswaldo Jarrin. “Galapagos is Ecuador’s natural aircraft carrier because it ensures […]
RT | June 15, 2019 Sen. Lindsey Graham has suggested President Trump “put military force on the table” by invading Venezuela (and possibly Cuba) in order to scare North Korea and Iran into doing what they’re told. What could possibly go wrong? “Give Cuba an ultimatum – without Cuba, Maduro doesn’t last one day – […]
teleSUR | June 9, 2019 HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ has been criticised for being historically inaccurate, but on Sunday, Cuba pointed out that their crucial role in providing free treatment to the victims is being airbrushed out of history. The recent HBO series takes a look at the events of the 1986 tragedy in Chernobyl, where an […]
teleSUR | June 9, 2019 In an effort lead by the FSLN, to bring peace and reconciliation, Nicaragua’s National Assembly has approved a law that will provide amnesty for those involved with right-wing violence during the distabilization process last year. The new law will grant a one off amnesty to those who committed crimes during […]
By Paul Dobson | Venezuelanalysis | June 3, 2019 Merida – Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland has announced the “temporary” closure of her country’s embassy and the withdrawal of diplomatic personnel from Venezuela, claiming Ottawa had “no choice.” In a Sunday press statement, Freeland accused the Maduro government of having “taken steps to limit the […]
By Yves Engler | June 3, 2019 Ottawa faces a dilemma. How far are Trudeau’s Liberals prepared to go in squeezing Cuba? Can Canadian corporations with interests on the island restrain the most pro-US, anti-socialist, elements of the ruling class? Recently, the Canadian Embassy in Havana closed its Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship section. Now most Cubans […]
Sputnik – June 1, 2019 In 2015, ExxonMobil discovered large oil fields just off the coast of Guyana. The reserves are estimated at 5.5 billion barrels. What does this hold in store for the Latin American country’s future? And what does Venezuela have to do with this? Today, Guyana is the second poorest country in the […]
