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Terrorist fest set for Wednesday in Washington

Advisory: Terrorists and coup-plotters from all over Latin America to meet at U.S. Capitol building in Washington - español

By Jean-Guy Allard

Translation: Machetera

Almost all those scheduled to attend a meeting that will take place this Wednesday, November 17th, in a hearing room at the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington D.C., have been linked with terrorism and in many cases coups d’etat and assassination attempts in Latin America. Continue reading

Vicky Peláez caught in U.S. dragnet

Vicky Peláez was the only Spanish language journalist in New York worth a damn.  So naturally something had to be done about her.  She and her husband are the sore thumbs in this story and you have to wonder if the mighty U.S. Justice Department wasn’t running a twofer (or in this case a ten-fer) that swept Vicky off the press desk at El Diario/La Prensa so that even if she is ultimately exonerated, her career will be destroyed.  Eva Golinger has the story.

BREAKING NEWS: United States Arrests Ten Supposed “Russian Spies,” a Journalist Among Them - español

Eva Golinger

English translation: Machetera

Caracas, June 28, 2010 – Last week, President Barack Obama shared a typical “American” meal with the President of the Russian Federation, Dmitri Medvedev.  Between hamburgers and Coca-Colas, the two heads of state smiled and proclaimed their relationship “stable” and “better than ever.”  Medvedev even sent photos via Twitter of his pleasant meal with his U.S. counterpart.  He didn’t expect that just a few days later, the Cold War would be resuscitated. Continue reading

“If the empire pisses on us, they say it’s raining.”

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The Inter-American Press Association (IAPA) is a stenographers’ club. Alberto Maldonado tells why and examines the orchestrated press fabrications meant to shift the blame to Ecuador for Colombia’s aggression.

How the Media Brotherhood of Inter-American Pressters Works

Alberto Maldonado for Argentina’s Argenpress

According the the Royal Academy’s dictionary, the term “brotherhood” has several meanings, but I’ll go for these two: “Guild, company, or union of people for a specific purpose,” and “Group of thieves or pimps.” I’ll leave it to better and more enlightened folks with access to these definitions, to decide which they consider the most appropriate or relevant. Continue reading