The Arab Spring: US black ops and subversion

According to the spin of the NATO countries, the aim of the 2011 uprisings in much of the Middle East and North Africa – the so-called “Arab Spring” was to embrace “Western values.” Disinformation […]

Now, in Brazil, the Battle for Democracy is Fought on the Streets

The coup has been consummated. Brazil now joins Honduras and Paraguay in the list of countries that Imperialism used as a giant laboratory to test, with undoubtable success, their technique […]

Dilma, unbreakable

We should have killed her; her tortures will have repeated hundreds of times to themselves when they saw her becoming Brazil’s first woman president. Or had wanted also that cancer […]

Who said that neoliberalism is the solution?

One day the world awoke to the news that Iraq was in possession of weapons of mass destruction; a US Machiavellian plan to which the UK, Poland, Australia and Spain […]

NO PASARAN, A story of men and women who fought against Fascism – Interview with Daniel Burkholz

“What did you fight for ?” This question makes the […]

Why we lost the battle against terrorism and how we can win it

On Tuesday, March 22nd, two attacks plunged Brussels into terror. These attacks came four months after the shock wave that had shaken Paris, fourteen months after the dramas of Charlie […]

Bruxelles, ma belle… Stop Feeding Terror

It happened. On 22 March Brussels has awakened in terror. Two blasts in Zaventem airport, an explosion in Maelbeek metro station one hour later. The latest provisional toll reported 35 […]

“Obama’s immigration reform is pure hypocrisy”

Of Guatemalan origin and an undocumented resident in Chicago, Ilka Oliva Corado is a prolific writer inspired by social struggles for the rights of the undocumented and of sexual diversity […]

From the Condor Operation to FTAA : globalization and state terrorism

For wishing a more just and society in solidarity, educator Martin Armada was considered by the Stroessner dictatorship as a subversive and an “intellectual terrorist”. As thousands of students, educators, intellectuals […]

Latin America in Perspective: Between Successes and New Challenges

After the lost decades of the 1980s and 1990s that saw Latin America falling into extreme poverty, mass unemployment and the explosion of public debt, the continent has since raised […]

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