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A "soft coup," as radical changes to the right are called nowadays, has just been staged in Brazil with the ouster of elected President Dilma Rousseff. What has just happened is…
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Many Brazilians consider the whole process involving the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff a coup d'état — and not just against a president, but against democracy itself.
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By meeting with Brazil's interim foreign minister, and issuing joint statements on a range of issues together after the meeting, Kerry is once again showing support for a government of…
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The current attempt to remove President Dilma Rousseff of Brazil bears many resemblances to the Clinton impeachment episode. It is led by a group of politicians who seek to overturn the…
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Having acknowledged that it deceived the world and that Puerto Rico remains the world's main colony, the United States has an inescapable obligation to put an end to a situation that…
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Luis Almagro, the current Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS) has abused his position and authority more flagrantly and outrageously than any predecessor in…
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Washington has caused enormous damage to Venezuela in its relentless pursuit of “regime change” for the last 15 years. The best thing that they could do there, regardless of political…
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A negotiation that lasted almost 6 years came to its most important moment this week. The accord between the government of Juan Manuel Santos and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of…
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Brazil's largest newspaper, Folha de São Paulo, has published transcripts of a conversation that shines a light on the fact that what is being avoided and smashed in Brazil is…
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Never has the United States been so isolated in the continent as in this century. While Obama tries to appear as a defender of democracy facing regimes such as Venezuela and Cuba, we're…
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