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Listen to papa: U.S. lagging in sending anti-drug aid to Mexico, GAO says

The United States has spent a fraction of the money pledged -- just $24 million of $1.3 billion appropriated -- to help...

U.S. backs Honduras' sham election

(Socialist Worker) -- Nicole Colson reports on the crackdown and resistance surrounding the bogus presidential vote...

Honduras: real repression in prelude to bogus elections

(WW4 Report) -- Soldiers are deployed across Honduras as the coup-installed regime holds presidential elections Nov. 29...



•  Maneuvers include preparation for social unrest: Cuba begins war games with U.S. invasion in mind

* Cuba begins biggest war games in five years* Says must be ready for U.S. invasion despite recent thaw* Maneuvers include preparation for social unrestCuba began its biggest military maneuvers in...

•  Zelaya slams US over supporting coup regime

(Press TV) -- Ousted Honduran president Manuel Zelaya has slammed the US for supporting Sunday's presidential elections, saying that the US is supporting a coup-perpetrating regime. "The United...

•  Canada vows 'firm' defence of Arctic border

Singling out Russia as a thorn in Canada's side when it comes to Arctic sovereignty, Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon warned the world on Monday that this country will respond "firmly" when...

•  Ousted Honduran President Zelaya develops full blown puppet disease

Honduran rivals forge deal to end crisis The Globe and MailHonduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya, left, shakes hands with U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Thomas Shannon inside the Brazilian...

•  Nicaragua: Anti-Ortega groups roll out hit-and-run tactics

President Daniel Ortega's move to have the Supreme Court scrap presidential term limits breathes new life into a budding clandestine protest movement. A surprise attack by masked youths who pelted...

•  Honduras "importing" Colombian paras as mercenaries?

(WW4 Report) -- A group of independent UN experts expressed concern Oct. 9 over the increased use of mercenaries in Honduras since the June coup d'etat. The panel said it received reports that 40...

•  US diplomat holds high-level secret talks with Cuba

A senior American diplomat has held unannounced, high-level talks in Havana with the Cuban government, State Department officials have revealed, raising the possibility of more rapidly improved...

•  Honduras suspends civil liberties amid calls for 'rebellion'

Interim leaders empower police to break up 'unauthorised' meetings as ousted president Manuel Zelaya urges supporters to marchHonduras's interim leaders suspended key civil liberties last night in...

•  Brazil's President: Without political will, we will see more coups

When Brazilian President Luis Inácio Lula da Silva addressed this morning's UN General Assembly in New York, he said: "Without political will, we will see more coups such as the one that...

•  Zelaya warns of assassination plots

(Press TV) -- Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya has accused the interim political establishment of plotting to assassinate him while he is in refuge. Speaking via telephone to the Spanish...

•  Brazilian president urges Zelaya's return to power

(RIA Novosti) - The international community demands that deposed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya is reinstated, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Thursday. "The international...

•  Cuba could become U.S. oil supplier at embargo's end

Cuba has launched a bold policy of oil development that could turn the country into an important supplier of fuel in the Caribbean — and the United States, should the embargo be lifted in the...

•  Oil reserves may smooth way for improved Cuba-US relations

DEEP in the Gulf of Mexico, an end to the 47-year US trade embargo against Cuba may be lying untapped, buried under layers of rock and bitter relations. Oil, up to 20 billion barrels of it, sits off...

•  Why Panama tilts right in presidential vote

Related: United States invasion of Panama; Why did the USA invade PANAMA in December 1989? Throughout Latin America, citizens have been voting for change, and in many countries change has meant...

 

 

   
   
   
 

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