Election meddling and corruption in Sri Lanka: how NYT’s selective focus on China serves Washington’s agenda

In a recent investigative report titled ‘How China got Sri Lanka to cough up a port’ the New York Times alleged the Chinese bribed former Sri Lankan president Mahinda Rajapaksa […]

“The commune holds the solution to the crisis” – interview with Ángel Prado

El Maizal commune is located in the middle of the Venezuelan plains, between the Lara and Portuguesa states. With a history of struggle and construction of popular power, it is […]

Hello – they lied to you about Iran!

Have you ever considered the possibility that almost everything that you have been told about the world by the Western mass media is a lie and fabrication? I am […]

What’s Left in Nicaragua after Ortega

The fall of the Ortega government would close one more space for any alternative to the empire to survive.

‘Even wars have rules’: Yemen suffers as the truth is distorted and obscured

From burying coverage of atrocities to downplaying the level of killing, Western media put a gloss on the Western-backed war in Yemen. Even by the depraved standards of the […]

Corbyn’s Capitulation: Lessons for the Left from UK Labour’s ‘Anti-Semitism Crisis’

What about the immorality of facilitating the demonization of Israel’s victims and making those victims even easier to ignore? This passage below from Stephen Bush’s latest on Jeremy Corbyn’s “anti-Semitism […]

Venezuela’s Monetary Revolution Vis-à-Vis Economic Sanctions

Venezuela has undergone many challenges in the last twenty years since Hugo Chavez was elected president and continued after his death in 2013. The main reason is that Venezuela has […]

Homage to Nicaragua

When the smoke finally clears, if it ever clears here, the coverage of the recent events in Nicaragua will be looked upon as quite possibly the most effective, and equally […]

Hashima – Brutal History and the Most Haunted Island on Earth

Do you want to see perhaps the spookiest island on earth – Hashima (also known as Gunkanjima – the Battleship Island) – which is located just 30 minutes by speedboat […]

Venezuela Assassination Attempt: Maduro Survives but Journalism Doesn’t

Venezuela was rocked this past Saturday by an attempted assassination of President Nicolás Maduro, during a public event, using drones armed with explosives. But as more details started to become available, the […]

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