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New US Sanctions Bill Designed to Bring Misery to the People of Nicaragua

By Rick Kohn on September 13, 2023

photo: Cesar Perez

As we all know, the U.S. already has imposed sanctions on Nicaragua, but they haven’t yet brought about the kind of hunger and poverty and suffering that some U.S. policymakers think is necessary to overthrow the popular Nicaraguan government. So there is a new sanctions bill co-sponsored by Marco Rubio and Tim Kaine that will try to further depress the Nicaraguan economy, increase unemployment, decrease revenue for the government’s popular programs so the government will be less popular. (more…)

‘I am Still Here’: Leonard Peltier’s Letter to His Supporters

September 12, 2023

Indigenous Peoples from across Turtle Island demand Freedom for Leonard! Photo: Willi White – NDN Collective.

Dear friends, relatives, supporters, loved ones:

79 years old. Mother Earth has taken us on another journey around Grandfather Sun. Babies have taken their first breath. People have lived, loved, and died. Seeds have been planted and sent their roots deep below red earth and their breath to the Stars and our Ancestors.

I am still here. (more…)

Puebla Group Demands Formal Apology from the US for Chile Coup

By Saheli Chowdhury on September 11, 2023

photo: RT

The Puebla Group has demanded that the United States present a formal apology for its role in the 1973 coup d’état against President Salvador Allende of Chile as part of the commemoration events for 50 years since one of the bloodiest coups in the world. (more…)

The Significance of the Cuban 5 a Quarter of a Century since their Arrest

By Liset García on September 12, 2023 from Havana

The memory remains in the Cuban people for an event that occurred 25 years ago today. On September 12, 1998, five Cuban men were marked forever by the extreme hatred of those in Miami who have not ceased in attacking Cuba. That day they were arrested and their long battle for justice began. (more…)

Venezuelan President Makes Historic Visit to China to Reinforce Alliance

By Andreína Chávez Alava on September 10, 2023

drone display: “May the friendship between China and Venezuela be eternal.”

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro arrived in China on Friday for a several-day visit to strengthen economic and political ties amidst the nations’ efforts to advance multipolarity. (more…)

Chile: “I Have the President on the Line”; Allende’s Last Message

By Alexis Polo Gonzalez on September 10, 2023

Allende, photo: memoriachilena

In the early hours of September 11, 1973, the coup forces carried out Operation Silence, in order to silence the media supporting Salvador Allende’s government. The military’s mission was a complete success. However, before they managed to bomb all the transmitting antennas, Allende was able to address the country for the last time. (more…)

Chile: The Indelible Legacy of Victor Jara

By Alejandra Garcia on September 10, 2023

“The blood of our comrade President

hits harder than bombs and shrapnel.

Thus, it will strike our fists again.”

-Victor Jara (more…)

The Miami Terrorists and the Fascist Coup in Chile

By José Luis Méndez Méndez on September 9, 2023

photo: Diario Uchile / Radio Universidad de Chile.

In 1964 fascist groups of anti-Cuban terrorists had proclaimed an attempt against the interests and personnel of Cuba outside the territory of the United States, this form of aggression was called “war by the ways of the world”, its promoters were the terrorists Felipe Rivero Diaz and his second the lawyer Miguel San Pedro of the Cuban Nationalist Movement (MNC) (more…)

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