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O papel estratégico do Canal do Panamá para os EUA e a busca por alternativas
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O papel estratégico do Canal do Panamá para os EUA e a busca por alternativas
December 14, 2024

A construção de canais alternativos e de outras vias oceânicas faz parte da construção de um mundo multipolar.

Raphael Machado
El papel estratégico del Canal de Panamá para los EE. UU. y la búsqueda de alternativas
December 11, 2024

La construcción de canales alternativos y de otras rutas oceánicas forma parte de la construcción de un mundo multipolar.

Raphael Machado
El papel estratégico del Canal de Panamá para los EE. UU. y la búsqueda de alternativas
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De ungido a perseguido: Martinelli vs. el imperio
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De ungido a perseguido: Martinelli vs. el imperio
March 11, 2024

[…] todo indica que a pesar de las diferencias entre las élites “criollas” frente al tratamiento del mencionado expresidente, lo que aparece con fuerza fáctica es el alineamiento de estas élites con los intereses corporatocráticos […]

US Relations with World’s Nations Are Collapsing
January 21, 2018

From Palestine to Botswana and Haiti to Britain, Trump’s actions have made the United States a pariah and outlier. There is very little U.S. diplomats can do, but be called in by foreign ministries to be lectured on good manners, propriety, and behavior. Today, every American should feel absolute shame in their president and their country.

Wayne Madsen
US Relations with World’s Nations Are Collapsing
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The Panama Papers: Oozing Slime
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The Panama Papers: Oozing Slime
April 9, 2016

The Panama Papers, a one-year investigation by over 100 reporters worldwide (The International Consortium of Investigative Journalism) of offshore money hiding/laundering/taxation avoidance, is a cause célèbre of underhandedness seldom, if ever, revealed to the world’s public. It is comparable to lifting a rotting log in the woods and finding an active nest of millipedes, red worms, and cockroaches scampering about to escape the bright sunlight. They can’t stand the sunlight because darkness is their life.

Obama’s «Diplomacy» Masks His Bullying at Jamaica and Panama Summits
April 12, 2015

U.S. President Barack Obama had a number of awkward encounters with Latin American and Caribbean leaders at the Caribbean Community and Common Market (CARICOM) summit in Jamaica and the Summit of the Americas in Panama. Present in Jamaica were leaders like Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit. Skerrit had denounced Obama’s policy of sanctions against Dominica’s ally Venezuela and Washington’s calling the government headed by President Nicolas Maduro a threat to U.S. national security. Obama and his advisers were awkwardly forced to «walk back» the national security threat charge against Venezuela during both summit venues…

Wayne Madsen
Obama’s «Diplomacy» Masks His Bullying at Jamaica and Panama Summits
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The Great Nicaraguan Canal, or the Chinese puzzle for America
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The Great Nicaraguan Canal, or the Chinese puzzle for America
January 23, 2014

The idea of building an interoceanic canal through Nicaragua, similar to the Panama Canal but deeper and wider, has inspired the Nicaraguans for decades… In July 2012, the National Assembly of Nicaragua passed a law prepared by the government «On the legal status of the Great Interoceanic Canal and the creation of its management structure»… It has become known that the project’s investor is Empresa Desarrolladora de Grandes Infraestructuras S.A. (EDGISA). The Authority of the Great Interoceanic Canal and EDGISA have signed a contract with the Chinese company HK Nicaragua Canal Development Investment, which has been given the authority to develop the project… The operator company HKND Group Holdings Limited, which was registered on the Cayman Islands in November 2012, is managed by experienced Chinese businessman Wang Jing, who enjoys support at the highest state level… 

Nil Nikandrov
The DEA as a coordinator of drug trafficking in Latin America
November 3, 2012

Inspector Franklin Brewster Chase, aged 39, the head of investigation of particularly important cases of drug trafficking in Panama, was poisoned on July 3, 2006. Brewster, like many other members of staff, kept food brought from home in the fridge, which stood in one of the staff rooms. After having lunch and drinking water from a plastic bottle, he fell ill, began to complain of shortness of breath, fever, dizziness, and nausea. Half an hour later, still conscious, he asked to be taken to the National Hospital. Two weeks later he died in excruciating pain. Panamanian investigators told the press that, in all probability, Brewster had been poisoned by organophosphate pesticides…

Nil Nikandrov
The DEA as a coordinator of drug trafficking in Latin America
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