May 25-June 2, 2019 At least since 2014, when a wave of unaccompanied minors arrived at the U.S. southern border, the politics and attention of Americans has been fixated on the so-called Central American immigrant crisis at the border. Virtually no politicians or media, however, ask, “What is pushing Hondurans out of their country?” or … Read More
For almost two decades the US has tried to destabilize and overthrow the independent and socialist inclined government of Venezuela. In 2002, the US supported the attempted coup against President Chavez. That attempt failed but the US policy of subversion through economic, diplomatic and information war has continued. With the death of Hugo Chavez and … Read More
By Frederick B. Mills, William Camacaro, and Roger D. Harris on January 8, 2019 Venezuelan President Nicholás Maduro’s inauguration for his second term on January 10 is targeted by the US, the allied Lima Group, and the hardline Venezuelan opposition. They have demanded that Maduro refuse inauguration. A multifaceted attack aimed at regime change is … Read More
A documentary by Maria Torrellas Saturday January 12, 5:00pm 518 Valencia, San Francisco Doors open at 4:30, $10-$20 donations at the door (no one turned away for lack of funds) Program moderated by Chelis Lopez Cubanas Mujeres en Revolución is a 90 minutes film with English subtitles produced by Resumen Latinoamericano. It has been shown … Read More
December 17, 2018 The intense focus on the “ills” of Nicaragua completely misses the deep issues of continued US intervention – imperial neocolonialism – into the sovereign lives of other countries, as here with Nicaragua. Whether you love or hate Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, their personalities and personal lives are not the issue, whatsoever. … Read More