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Category Archives: latin america

My July reads

22 Jul

THIS POST ALSO FEATURES IN OFFGUARDIAN I won’t beat about the bush. The West is inhabited by two groups: those who know that we are ruled by sociopaths, by the criminally insane; and that much larger group which, taking at face … Read More »

latin america, middle east, russia, uk, usa 11 Comments

Cuba sends medical team to Italy

24 Mar

A CUBAN medical brigade arrived in Italy at the weekend, the sixth dispatched to assist other countries with the coronavirus pandemic. Havana has also sent missions to Venezuela, Nicaragua, Jamaica, Suriname and Grenada, but Italy is its first to a … Read More »

covid-19, europe, latin america 6 Comments

Three November reads

23 Nov

this post also features in offguardian Is Britain’s forthcoming general election the most critical since 1945? Or just since 1979? While the Johnny Walker wisdom runs high on that, we can all agree – saving those who on principle shun … Read More »

general, latin america, uk, usa 2 Comments

Caitlin Johnstone on the Bolivia coup

16 Nov