Ben Norton reports from Nicaragua, where the US embassy and OAS successfully lobbied for the release of violent criminals who…
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Chile has responded to anti-neoliberal protests with brutally violent repression. 10,365 people have been detained; 3765 treated for wounds in…
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By Paul Dobson | Venezuelanalysis | February 3, 2020 Mérida – Venezuela has warned the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) that its proposed visit to the country has not been authorised and will not be accepted. The Washington DC-based organisation announced a five-day delegation to Venezuela starting on Tuesday. It was invited by self-declared […]
Andrónico Rodríguez could be the next president of Bolivia. The 30-year-old labor organizer speaks about the far-right US-backed coup, repression…
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The Grayzone premieres its new show Red Lines with Anya Parampil with an interview with the former foreign minister of…
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On the day of my scheduled interview with a leftist Bolivian journalist, I learned that he had been disappeared. Every…
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Facts show nothing suspicious about the re-election of Evo Morales By Mark Weisbrot | MarketWatch | November 19, 2019 What is the difference between an outright lie — stating something as a fact while knowing that it is false — and a deliberate material representation that accomplishes the same end? Here is an example that […]
Opinion: The OAS lied to the public about the Bolivian election, and covered-up the subsequent military coup. Facts show there was nothing suspicious about the re-election of President Evo Morales.
According to data compiled in the report below, but also from the recent study available at CEPR, there was no election fraud in Bolivia, which means that the ouster of President Evo Morales was indeed a coup d’etat…
