The Construction of a Food Crisis in Venezuela (Part II)
Humanitarian intervention The first part of “The Construction of a Food Crisis in Venezuela” delineated how military options began to be used by the UN to get food to Somalia and...
Realities and Singularities of Alto Apure, a Sensitive Angle of the “Diffuse War”
The development of Operation Bolivarian Shield 2021 has had an emphasis on the border with Colombia on the Apureño side, with clashes between Venezuelan regular forces and Colombian armed groups,...
Interests Behind the Request for “Humanitarian Intervention” in Cuba
For months now, new efforts for “regime change” have been stirring the coals in Cuba under the cover of the San Isidro Movement, a group of artists from the island who have become political activists...
Colombian Paramilitary its a “legitimate son of the Colombian State”
In recent statements before a court in Colombia, one of the most important paramilitary leaders, founder of the United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUV), Salvatore Mancuso, confirmed what has...
Coup Plotter Cliver Alcala’s Confession ‘Compromises US National Security’
The United States does not want disclosure of classified materials that allegedly “involve Venezuela with drug trafficking,” claiming that such information may cause “serious damage to national...
Made in the USA: Military Biolabs in Ukraine and the Spread of Disaster
The Chief of the Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Protection Troops of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, reported the existence of a chain of more than 30...
National Strike in Colombia: A Labyrinth for Uribism
Twenty years of Uribism in power “We woke up in the night of terror amidst the bullets and the helicopter…”: so begins one of the many terrible stories of the people who lived in the Comuna 13 of...
By trying to sanction the whole world, Washington backs itself into a corner
In a short amount of time, a series of events took place, centered around Venezuela, which from a political point of view have the elements of a melodrama with a hint of comedy. It all began when a...
Development, Climax and Polarizing Elements of Peru’s 2nd Round of Elections
The second round for the presidential election in Peru is, as few others, extremely crucial for the Andean nation, both for the singularity of the preceding political framework and for the electoral...
Why Chavismo Must Win in Barinas
From the valley of the Santo Domingo river comes a strong wind called “Barinés” that descends from the Andean mountain range in a west-east direction during the rainy season, against the prevailing...