Targeted Assassinations: Tumbling the Dominos Down

Since the success of many leftist movements in Latin America on winning elections, the United States. has implemented, pretty much, the whole list of dirty tricks to kick these governments … Continue Reading →

Casino Economics: The Worst is to Come

We now live in a nation where doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy justice, universities destroy knowledge, governments destroy freedom, the press destroys information, religion destroys morals, and our banks destroy … Continue Reading →

Ayotzinapa: A Breaking Point in Mexico’s History

THE EVENTS The recent events in Mexico have turned the eyes around the planet to this country. On September 26, docens of students called normalistas (student teachers) who were at … Continue Reading →

2009 Honduras Coup: Responsibility and Repercussions on the U.S.

2009, Jun 28th – Honduras: Military Coup. Roberto Michiletti takes power of the de-facto government.  The US has a crisis in the border with Mexico, but not with Mexican children … Continue Reading →

Argentina: Under Attack of the Debt Vultures . . . or Rather of the War Hawks?

CURRENT EVENTS The United States has bestowed the financials cartels of Wall Street way too many liberties, and now these companies are armed with lethal financial instruments that can bring … Continue Reading →

Ecuador 30’S: Conclusions of a Failed Coup

Just a few weeks ago, a commission revealed the definitive events behind the coup attempt that took place in Ecuador on September 30, 2010 where 10 people got killed. EVENTS … Continue Reading →

Chevron: The Killer Hand of Greed

EVENTS The invisible hand of Adam Smith in the Ecuadorian Amazon is the killer hand of Chevron. The case of Chevron is a case on point of crime, corruption, violation … Continue Reading →

2002 Coup in Venezuela

Apr 11th 2002 – Venezuela military coup supported and aided by the United States. EVENTS On April 11th, the opposition called for a march and suddenly they decided to drive the protesters … Continue Reading →

What is Behind Ecuador’s “Default” on its Foreign Debt

On December 2008,  President Rafael Correa declared that Ecuador would default on $30.6M payment on state bonds.  The decision was taken after an appointed international commission determined that most of … Continue Reading →