Coup regime repression continued on election day. Security forces used water cannons & tear gas to disperse a protest in San Pedro Sula. Beatings, arrests another disappearance were reported. The EU & Latin American countries don't recognise the elections

The U.S. govt supports the rightwing Colombian govt in waging a brutal war against its own population on behalf of corporate interests. The rightwing has killed hundreds of thousands of people, including 2,200 labor unionists & 3,000 leftwing politicians

Bolivian President Evo Morales was re-elected on December 6, with more than 63% of the vote. Evo is Indigenous, and began as a farmer activist. He is now a leader in a peaceful democratic socialist revolution, which is increasing equality in Bolivia.

The USA recently threatened Latin American countries, warning them not to trade or make diplomacy with Iran. Bolivia, Brazil & Venezuela rejected US bullying, & condemned US support for the brutal coup regime & fake "democratic elections" in Honduras.

In a press conference on December 16, Bolivia's indigenous President Evo Morales said, "The budget of the United States is US$687 billion for defence. And for climate change, to save life, to save humanity, they only put up $10 billion. This is shameful."

Major General Hussam Mohammed Amin, named the "Six of Clubs" on the Bush Administration's card deck of "Iraq's Most Wanted," had, perhaps, the most impossible job in pre-war Iraq. Reporting to Saddam Hussein's powerful deputy prime minister, Tariq Aziz

America declared war on human trafficking nearly a decade ago. With a new law and much fanfare, the government pledged to end such human rights abuses at home and prodded the rest of the world to follow its example.

Ahmadinejad reportedly claims he has documented evidence that the U.S. is blocking the return of Mahdi, the Imam believed by Muslims to be the savior. Do you really think it's OK for him to have nukes?

French journalist and filmmaker Marie-Monique Robin examines the dark and troubling influence of American chemical and biotech giant Monsanto. Her incendiary film documents a corporate legacy of greed, death, poverty and illness --from the creation (and

Revealed a socially responsible UAE, has unveiled the sale of Iraqi children in Gulf Arab states, by gangs working across the Arab countries a third. Have confirmed Afra Al Basti, Executive Director of the Foundation for the care of women and children,