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Shoshana Bryen American Thinker 1/7/2013 …Since Secretary Clinton is preparing to turn the reins of the State Department over to Sen. John Kerry, formerly chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, it is worth noting Sen. Kerry’s response to the Honduran crisis. Sen. Jim DeMint tried to visit Honduras shortly after Zelaya’s ouster to bring […] January 7th, 2013 | Tags: coup, Daniel Ortega, Hugo Chavez, Jose Manuel Zelaya, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Sen. Jim DeMint, Sen. John Kerry | Category: Barack Obama, Foreign Policy, Honduras, Latin America, South America, Venezuela | Comments are closed
Brandishing banners and banging on pots and pans, thousands of Argentines take to streets of Buenos Aires to protest against President Cristina Fernandez. Jonathan Gilbert The Telegraph [UK] 09 Nov 2012 An estimated 700,000 people gathered around the city’s landmark obelisk and other main avenues to march towards the Casa Rosada, the Argentine seat […] November 9th, 2012 | Tags: Argentina, Cristina Kirchner, freedom, hyperinflation, tyranny | Category: corruption, Crime, Economy, Politicians, South America, Video | Comments are closed
Ed Driscoll Instapundit 10/7/2012 Unexpectedly… Read the post… “Venezuela Twitter users have claimed Chavez’s victory was wrought with election fraud, and that the socialist incumbent president sent tanks into the streets of his country as those exit poll reports showed him losing…The British Guardian newspaper reported that Chavez also sent troops armed with AK-47s […] October 7th, 2012 | Tags: election fraud, Henrique Capriles, Hugo Chavez | Category: corruption, Elections, Military, Politics, South America, Venezuela | Comments are closed
Jim Kouri Elections Examiner 10/7/2012 Venezuelans are voting today as their President, Hugo Chavez, and his socialist agenda face a rival who is a favorite with people who are upset with the Chavez government’s cronyism and the rampant crime. Henrique Capriles, a governor, poses a true threat to Chavez following a politically-savvy campaign that unites […] October 7th, 2012 | Tags: civil war, Henrique Capriles, Hezbollah, Hugo Chavez, oil | Category: Asia, China, Elections, Energy, Fascism, Government programs, Iran, Politics, Russia, Socialism, South America, United States, Venezuela | 6 comments - (Comments are closed)
A.M. Mora y Leon American Thinker 8/28/2012 As world attention diverts to other important stories – elections, Hurricane Isaac, Iran – a massive disaster is occurring just 1400 miles south of Miami, in Venezuela, under Hugo Chavez. Over the weekend, a massive refinery explosion occurred at the world’s second-biggest refinery. It hit three storage tanks […] August 28th, 2012 | Tags: gasoline prices, Hugo Chavez, oil industry, oil refinery fires | Category: Energy, Fascism, Marxism, Socialism, South America, Venezuela | Comments are closed
Julian Assange has been granted political asylum by Ecuador over fears he could be extradited to the US and face the death penalty. Martin Beckford and Rosa Silverman The Telegraph [UK] 16 Aug 2012 The WikiLeaks founder has been holed up in the South American country’s London embassy for almost two months as […] August 16th, 2012 | Tags: asylum, Ecuador, embassy, sexual assault, Sweden, WikiLeaks | Category: corruption, Crime, Europe, Great Britain, law enforcement, South America, United States | Comments are closed
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