NICARAGUA: Asylum for Survivors of Attack on FARC Camp
                   
ipsnews.net     May 14, 2008            

NICARAGUA: Asylum for Survivors of Attack on FARC Camp By José Adán Silva MANAGUA, May 14 (IPS) - The Nicaraguan government of Daniel Ortega granted asylum to two young Colombian women who survived a Mar. 1 bombing raid by the armed forces of their country on a FARC guerrilla camp in Ecuador.... [read full story]                    


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Colombia: 'Narco state' illegally uses Red Cross, Telesur logos

greenleft.org.au     Aug 4, 2008   1 related          

Colombia: `Narco state' illegally uses Red Cross, Telesur logos Colombia is a “narco-state that applies and puts into practice state terrorism that affects the region”, insisted Nicaragua’s ambassador to the Organisation of...                    

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McCAIN'S BIG OIL TIES —FROM IRAQ TO COLOMBIA

ww4report.com     Aug 3, 2008          

by Nikolas Kozloff, NACLA News When you consider John McCain's ties to Big Oil, the GOP candidate's claim to be a political maverick taking on special interests is nothing short of absurd. According to Progressive Media USA, a...                    

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Bolivia: Tensions Rising as Vote Looms

worldpress.org     Aug 2, 2008   5 related          

By Federico Fuentes Green Left Weekly (radical newspaper) New South Wales, Australia Bolivian President Evo Morales (right) arrives to meet with United States State Department official Thomas Shannon (not depicted) at the...                    

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A Penchant for Rewriting Democracy

washingtonpost.com     Aug 1, 2008   2 related          

A Formula for Arrested Development in Latin America WASHINGTON -- Ever since Ecuador's new President Rafael Correa came to power in January 2007, Ecuador has picked fights with U.S. oil companies, informed the U.S. that it will...                    

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