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Mexico investigates US operations after two covert CIA agents die in traffic accident

Their deaths have sparked criticism regarding the presence of foreign agents on Mexican soil without the knowledge of the Mexican federal government.

50 years since the start of Argentina’s bloody dictatorship

The factors behind the coup d’état, the historical context, and the role of foreign interference are all part of the memory of the dictatorship. The battle over that memory may influence Argentina’s present and future.

Cuban coast guard Another terror attack on Cuba: The 66-year war that Washington refuses to end

Since the triumph of the Revolution, Cuban authorities have documented approximately 5,780 separate terrorist acts directed against their country.

Dick Cheney Architect of the US invasion of Iraq, Dick Cheney, dies at 84

The death of former vice president revives global outrage over war crimes, torture, and mass surveillance

How the US & Israel used Rafael Grossi to hijack the IAEA and start a war on Iran How the US & Israel used Rafael Grossi to hijack the IAEA and start a war on Iran

CODEPINK activists argue that Rafael Grossi should resign as IAEA Director before he further undermines nuclear non-proliferation and drags the world any closer to nuclear war.

The guns are again ablaze in Libya Las armas vuelven a sonar en Libia

Una Libia fragmentada enfrenta una violencia interna, financiada por potencias extranjeras interesadas en controlar la futura producción petrolera del país.

The guns are again ablaze in Libya The guns are again ablaze in Libya

A fragmented Libya faces internal violence, funded by foreign powers interested in controlling Libya’s future oil production.

Understand the US participation in the military coup of 1964 in Brazil—and what may still be revealed

The US interfered in Brazilian politics from the beginning of the decade, fearing the country could become socialist

China resumes shuttle diplomacy as Ukraine war drums get louder

A recent statement by French President Emmanuel Macron has led to questions on whether the ground is being prepared for a soft landing for the idea of western military deployment in Ukraine in some form

rafael-correa-24-2 Former Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa was spied on by Spanish company for CIA

According to El País, private security company UC Global SL spied on Rafael Correa after he left office and passed information about his private meetings to the CIA as well as to his successor Lenín Moreno

Did Putin anticipate the coup bid by Wagner’s Prigozhin?

Former Indian diplomat M.K. Bhadrakumar analyzes the coup attempt by Yevgeny Prigozhin of the Wagner group. He maintains that Russian intelligence was aware of the possibility of this insurrection attempt and Prigozhin’s likely ties to western spy agencies

Kristinn Hrafnsson of Wikileaks on press freedom and Julian Assange

Kristinn Hrafnsson, Editor-in-chief of Wikileaks, talks about the deterioration of press freedom in the last fifty years and how it affected a free press