During the cold war Latin American gorillas murdered, disappeared and imprisoned -in the name of anti-communism- citizens subjugated under their boots. Now the leaders of the left massacre us in the name of socialism and anti-imperialism because the people must be punished when they are so stupid as not to recognize what benefits them and when they spit the hands of their liberators.
Read MoreThe international food and medical aid awaiting entry into Venezuela from neighboring Colombia, Brazil and Curacao is at the crux of the struggle for power between President Nicolás Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaidó, recognized as “legitimate president” by 50 governments.
Read MoreThe Venezuelan government is accusing Trump’s special envoy for Venezuela, Elliott Abrams, of threatening to deploy US troops to the South American country during secret talks between the two sides, reports Democracy Now on Friday.
Read MoreBulgaria is investigating suspicious transfers worth millions of dollars from Venezuela’s state oil company, the head of the Bulgarian secret service, Dimitar Georgiev. The transfers in question were made to a trust account with a Bulgarian bank, with orders for further transfers to other countries, reported dpa news.
Read MorePrince Charles and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, will make the first official visit to Cuba by the British royal family next month, the prince’s office said on Friday. The Communist Party/Government and is no-doubt already planning for the occasion.
Read MoreThe US Treasury Department on Friday announced new sanctions on Venezuelan intelligence and other officials close to President Nicolas Maduro. “We are intent on going after those facilitating Maduro’s corruption and predation, including by sanctioning the president of PDVSA,” said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
Read MoreBrazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Wednesday left hospital after a 17-day stay, during which he suffered complications following surgery, reported dpa. The 63-year-old was discharged with a “normalized” lung condition and restored bowel function.
Read MoreEnrique Krauze is excited to talk about Nicaragua. He states that it touches on a topic that was “very important” in his life because, he says, he openly supported the Sandinista Popular Revolution, the guerrilla movement widely supported by society that ended in July 1979 with the tyranny of the bloody Somoza legacy.
Read MoreSolar panels shine on the rooftop terraces of 10 neat buildings with perfectly straight lines and of uniform height, an image of modernity that contrasts with the precariously-built dwellings with unplastered concrete block walls just a few meters away, with rooms added in a disorderly manner, surrounded by a tangle of electric cables.
Read MoreVenezuelans around the country took to the streets on Tuesday hoping to turn up the heat on beleaguered President Nicolas Maduro and persuade the army to allow the delivery of humanitarian aid blocked behind the Colombian border.
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