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a U.S./U.N. Plot Against Anti-Communist Honduras
The people of Honduras are pleading for media fairness and understanding of how they saved their democratic system of government from an international conspiracy based in Venezuela and Cuba.
7 hrs ago | Bloomberg
OAS Suspends Honduras Membership After Coup That Ousted President Zelaya
The Organization of American States suspended Hondurasa s membership from the group, opening the way for sanctions, as President Manuel Zelaya attempts to return to the Central American nation today after being ousted on June 28.
12 hrs ago | Manila Bulletin
Independence Day of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
The Independence Day of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela will celebrated on Sunday.
Spanish bank becomes Venezuelan owned
The Spanish-owned Banco de Venezuela has been taken over by the Venezuelan government.
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Venezuela's Chavez to Revoke Radio Licenses
The director of Venezula's telecommunications regulatory agency announced that 240 radio stations will have their licenses revoked over failure to update their registration with the government.
Dyer: Honduras' predicament: Do you feel lucky, Hugo?
Venezuela's president, Hugo Chavez, has declared that any attack on his country's embassy in Honduras will lead to war between the two nations, and I can't help wishing that the Hondurans would call his bluff.
Unity helps volatile Latin America handle crisis
When troops seized leftist Honduran President Manuel Zelaya at dawn last Sunday and flew him into exile, it conjured up a dark era of military coups in Latin America and posed a test for regional crisis management.
Honduran Coup Tries to Halt Advance of Latin America's Left
The coup against Manuel Zelaya of Honduras represents a last ditch effort by Honduras' entrenched economic and political interests to stave off the advance of the new left governments that have taken hold in Latin America over the past decade.
Don't mess with the Supreme Court
A reader asked me to comment on Steve Sailer's blog post on reforming the Supreme Court.
The Great Divide-Iran and Leftists
There seems to be a great divergence of opinion among liberals and leftists about what is really happening in Iran.
Venezuelan official: Radio licenses to be revoked
The head of Venezuela's telecommunications regulatory agency said Friday that 240 radio stations will have their licenses revoked for failing to update their registrations with the government.
CNNMoney: 'White House Staff Safe From Obama Tax Hike'
Doesn't the title of this story from CNNMoney.Com make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside? "White House Staff Safe From Obama Tax Hike." I bet you were biting your fingernails in worry about whether White House staffers would be hit with the higher taxes that President Obama promised would only happen to those making over $250,000 per year.
Honduras rejects ultimatum to reverse coup
The Honduran interim government defied international pressure on Wednesday and vowed there was "no chance at all" of ousted president Manuel Zelaya returning to office.
ALBA withdraws ambassadors from Honduras
The presidents of the Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas nations on Monday withdrew the ambassadors from Honduras and called on the nations of the continent to act against coup plotters in that nation, after an emergency meeting in Managua.
Outing the U.S. Media's Honduras Coup Apologists
From the beginning, their line has been that their coup was necessary to preserve democracy in the Central American country.
Johann Hari: The Other 9/11 Has Returned To Stalk Latin America
The ghost of the other, deadlier 9/11 has returned to stalk Latin America. On Sunday morning, a battalion of soldiers rammed their way into the Presidential Palace in Honduras.
Honduras leader: Only invasion will depose me
Honduras' interimA leaderA Roberto Micheletti, right, and General Romeo Vasquez, head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, sing the national anthem in Tegucigalpa on Tuesday.
Limbo for Colombia family seeking hostage release
A year after Colombian military agents disguised as international aid workers helicoptered Ingrid Betancourt and three U.S. military contractors to freedom, an offer by their former leftist rebel captors to unilaterally free two hostages is in limbo.
Honduras' interim leader blames Chavez for crisis
Honduras' interim leader accused Venezuela's Hugo Chavez of instigating his nation's crisis and lawmakers tightened a curfew aimed at stemming unrest, as coup leaders showed few signs of bending to international pressure to restore the exiled president.
U.S. Ambassador Returns to Venezuela Aft
The U.S. ambassador to Venezuela has returned to his post a ' more than nine months after he was expelled by President Hugo Chavez.