Las sanciones como guerra civilizatoria: El costo humano de la presión económica de los Estados Unidos
Las sanciones deben reconocerse como lo que son: una guerra económica. Y, como en todas las guerras, sus víctimas merecen justicia.
Sanctions as civilizational warfare: The human cost of US economic pressure
Sanctions must be recognized for what they are: economic warfare. And like all wars, their victims deserve justice.
Book review: “Why Venezuela? How the US tries to undermine democracy and sovereignty in Latin America”
Explore how the US has waged a relentless campaign against the Bolivarian Revolution’s fight for sovereignty in this review of the new pamphlet, “Why Venezuela?”
Israel launches aerial assault on southern Syria as Netanyahu declares de facto occupation
As part of his expansionist plans in Syria, Netanyahu has been trying to draw Syria’s Druze community into the equation.
Destroying Cuba’s international medical missions: Marco Rubio’s new goal
The US Secretary of State promised sanctions to all those who collaborate with the program that has provided high quality healthcare to millions of impoverished people around the world.
SADC reiterates call for “unconditional lifting” of “illegal” US sanctions on Zimbabwe
For over two decades, US-led sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe in retaliation to its land reforms have tolled the toiling farmers and workers of the southern African country.
“Sixty years of sanctions against Cuba have made life extremely difficult for ordinary Cubans”
British-Canadian writer T.K. Hernandez spent 6 years interviewing more than thirty experts in Cuba’s strategic economic sectors
El “sancionador en jefe” Bob Menendez, acusado de corrupción
Piden a Bob Menendez, que encabeza el brutal régimen de sanciones de Estados Unidos contra varias naciones soberanas, que renuncie después de que se presentaran cargos de corrupción contra él
“Sanctioner-in-Chief” Bob Menendez indicted on corruption charges
Bob Menendez, who spearheads the brutal US sanctions regime against several sovereign nations, was asked to resign after corruption charges were filed against him
US waives sanctions to allow transfer of Iranian assets from South Korea
With the waiver, banks in Europe (Switzerland, Ireland, and Germany) will be able to convert the money received from South Korea and transfer it to a bank in Qatar without being subjected to US sanctions. The money will be kept in Qatar for use by Iran to buy non-sanctioned goods from the international market
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa secures second term amid severe economic crisis
The polls took place amid worsening conditions for majority of Zimbabweans, in an economy long beleaguered by unilateral sanctions. Zimbabwe was cut off from USD 100 billion in grants, loans, and other kinds of support from international and multilateral sources and further lost an estimated USD 42 billion in revenues between 2001 and 2019.
Iran dismisses US allegations of bid to seize two oil tankers near Sea of Oman
The US has been opposed to Iranian attempts to create a regional maritime security alliance in the region, even as it maintains its own naval command base in Bahrain
- United Farm Workers union protests ICE arrests of farm laborers involved in union drive
- Trump’s retaliatory sanctions over Netanyahu arrest warrant halt work of International Criminal Court
- Iran reasserts its right to maintain peaceful nuclear program as US talks show new promise
- Protests in Pakistan’s Gilgit-Baltistan demand the release of detained rights activists
- 100,000 march for Palestine in The Hague as Europe marks Nakba Day
