Chávez Could Fuel U.S. Propaganda Campaign with Upcoming Bilateral talks with Kim Jong Il, If Misguided Strategy Is Adopted
A number of harsh critics of Hugo Chávez are claiming that, in the course of a planned upcoming tour of
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Year: 2006
Nurses blast Government of Jamaica in salary stand-off
The Gleaner’s July 11 article “Nurses Blast Government” highlighting the demonstration orchestrated by members of the very disgruntled Nurses’ Association
Read MoreMexican Election Still Far from Over, as the Plot Somewhat Thickens
More than a week after Mexico’s presidential election, there is still no clear winner Although ruling PAN party candidate Felipe
Read MoreDon’t Discount a Recount: Any Sign of Vote Fraud in the Just-Concluded Mexican Presidential Ballot Should be Challenged
Michael Lettieri will be in Mexico into next week monitoring the Mexican recounts. His following memorandums will be the last
Read MoreIn Nicaragua, old U.S. foe rises again
Accurately presenting Washington’s uneasy attitude regarding Nicaraguan presidential hopeful Daniel Ortega in your July 7 article, “In Nicaragua, old US
Read MoreThe Death of a Good Man
Nicaraguan presidential candidate Herty Lewites died of a heart attack on Sunday, July 2, in a Managua hospital. His death
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