Venezuela: Amnesty International in Service of Empire

Uncle Sam has a problem in his South American “backyard” with those uppity Venezuelans who insisted on democratically electing Nicolás Maduro as their president instead of by-passing the electoral process […]

The Bolivarian Revolution Metes Out Poetic Justice

On April 30, 2019, the Bolivarian Revolution defeated the latest in a series of attempted U.S.-orchestrated coups d’états since the inaugural one on January 23, when Guaidó was recognized as […]

Here’s why the US has no right to interfere in Nicaragua

It’s been almost 200 years since the US declared that it would allow no more European colonies in the western hemisphere. A 100 years later this was twisted into a […]

The Catch-All American “Freedom of Expression” Mantra: Ask Julian Assange

“Freedom of expression,” and the pitfalls of the market as it is playing out in Cuba these days, provides us with some valuable lessons. Cuba’s Decree 349 on culture officially […]

Embassy Protection Collective: We’re Still Here And We’re Staying

The Embassy Protection Collective formed on April 10, the day after the Trump administration manipulated the Organization of American States (OAS) to change the rules so they could recognize their […]

Assault On The Venezuelan Embassy In Washington, A Test Of Fire For Multilateralism

Supported by the US State Department, the Venezuelan opposition has announced that it will take control of the Washington embassy this week. Immediately, a solidarity group met at the embassy and […]

Uruguay: A Progressive Government Defending Fascism in Nicaragua

The Frente Amplio government has adopted the hurtful and cowardly attitude of attacking a fraternal people and government. It is really painful the attitude that the Government of the […]

Is the government of Venezuela repressing the indigenous community of the Pemones?

Some reports are circulating that the Venezuelan government may be repressing an indigenous community in Santa Elena de Uairén, in southern Venezuela. The authorities are said to have been responsible […]

Alexander von Humboldt, Venezuela and the Bolivarian Revolution

Article by Franklin Frederick One cannot praise enough the intelligent legislation of Spanish America’s new republics, which, since their inception, have been seriously concerned with slavery’s total cessation. In […]

Can a writer send an ‘imaginary letter’ to Nicolás Maduro In the name of Salvador Allende?

Chilean writer Ariel Dorfman sent an ‘Imaginary Letter’ allegedly written by Salvador Allende to Señor Presidente Nicolás Maduro.1 The author of the celebrated essay How to read Donald Duck : (with […]

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