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developed evidence to justify the invasion.
More than five million dollars has claimed the war in Iraq, which has killed thousands of civilians and soldiers. Civilians have resisted the invasion and purpose of the great economic and military powers to seize the oil of that country remains frustrated. Raimundo Kabchi internationalists and Luis Quintana analyze the situation in that country, five years invasion.
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Click the magnifying glass to read more: More than five million dollars has claimed the war in Iraq, which has killed thousands of civilians and soldiers. Civilians have resisted the invasion and purpose of the great economic and military powers to seize the oil of that country remains frustrated. Raimundo Kabchi internationalists and Luis Quintana analyze the situation in that country, five years invasion.
The March 20, 2003 United States (U.S.) with the group of countries, known as the group of the coalition, composed of Spain, England, Portugal and France among others, initiated the war against the people of Iraq. These countries justified their actions under the assumptions that the "regime of Saddam Hussein developed a program of chemical and biological weapons, while maintaining a close relationship with the terrorist group Al Qaeda, making him a danger to its neighbors and the West.
A war that was planned for about 21 days has been extended for five years. The death toll varies according to the organization that disclosed. Iraq Body Count and The Lancet are the most published figures. Lancet
firm in its latest report indicates that 600 000 civilians have died, 400 U.S. soldiers and 170 thousand British soldiers. Meanwhile, Iraq Body Count said that civilian deaths are between 82 thousand and 152 thousand.
For its part, the World Health Organization (WHO) reveals dramatic details about the general situation of the Iraqis. In 2006 the WHO was concerned in a report which describes the following situation: a daily average of 100 people were killed and many more seriously injured as a result of gunshots, shrapnel and burns. "
That same report states that 80% of the population having access to effective sanitation, 40% of people can not enjoy the public distribution system for food. Diarrhoea and acute respiratory infections, exacerbated by high levels of malnutrition, are the cause of death for two-thirds of children under 5 years.
WHO cites figures from the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), which indicate that about 2 million Iraqis are displaced internally and up to 2 million left the country. The displaced have moved to neighboring countries, complicating the health situation in the region.
preventive war: the excuse to invade
After September 11, 2001, when there was the attack on the "Twin Towers", the U.S. government launched a security strategy called preventive war. This is a military strike against a target (country or group of countries) considered threats. Of a possible attack or an imminent invasion, real or not, power attacks first. This occurred in Iraq ruled by Saddam Hussein.
After the September 11, Iraq, Iran and North Korea became part of what the U.S. called the "axis of evil", was how Iraq was a threat to its neighbors and for humanity in general .
Before the supposed nuclear weapons development by the government of Iraq, the powers sought to revive UN inspections of its nuclear program is country.
On November 8, 2002 the Security Council issued resolution 1441 which demands that the Iraqi government to fully respect the terms of the resolution and to cooperate immediately, unconditionally and actively with the inspection process. Saddam Hussein
accepted without conditions as requested by the resolution. Han Blix, chairman of the Commission of the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission (UNMOVIC), said in a report by March 9, 2003 that "the statement repeats the information that no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and that there is no evidence to present. "
UN reports were not accepted, President George Bush argued that his government had evidence of chemical and biological weapons, which were obtained through the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). The then President of Spain Jose Maria Aznar and British Prime Minister Tony Blair, supported him in his decision to disarm Iraq by military means.
On March 17, 2003 give an ultimatum to Hussein 48 hours to leave the country with his family, Saddam refused and the Security Council withdrew the inspectors. The March 20 bombing started.
Energy resources are the reason for the war
The internationalist Luis Quintana said that the real objective of the invasion of Iraq was to seize its vast oil reserves. "U.S. imperial expansion project at the global level, has provided the usurpation of strategic natural resources of countries, under this concept program for the entire decade of the nineties, military intervention, economic and cultural policy permanently. "
The administration of President George Bush has acknowledged that all premises who argued for invading Iraq were and still are false. Months before the attacks, the government with support from the media created a favorable public opinion, based on the strategy of panic. Quintana said that "this policy remains, but war costs in terms of human lives and financial terms are not yet effective as 60 percent of the population is against the continuance of the troops in Iraq. "
internationalist Counsel Raymond Quintana Chabchi match saying that" before the oil shortage becomes more severe the need for the rule to control the world's reserves. "
also states that "weapons of mass destruction were a story, they are saying the latest reports emanating from the relevant U.S. authorities. They also determined that Saddam had no connection with Al Qaeda ", he said.
Kabchi, who is knowledgeable about Middle Eastern issues, he recalled that the U.S. have indeed had close relationship with Osama Bin Lademan, leader of al Qaeda. "The U.S. made a great leader Bin Lademan as a role model for young Muslims to fight against the Iranian revolution. This man then was active in a group known as the Mudjahidin, and served the American interests in the war in Afghanistan during the Soviet occupation of that country. " According
Kabchi "where there is a country with oil is a problem, and behind the problem is U.S. For one example: Iraq, Iran, Kuwait, Indonesia, Algeria, Libya, Nigeria and, why not say, Venezuela."
The war failed to
When resistance to coalition countries are collapsed the main arguments for the invasion, justified the continuance of the war saying that Hussein was a dictator and had to free the Iraqi people from the tyranny of the regime. They also pledged to give better life to citizens, and finally promised to rebuild the country shattered by missiles and tanks.
Quintana says the failure of the invasion are several reasons but the main one being the Iraqis rejected any form of taxation. "The idea of \u200b\u200bfreedom and democracy behind the neoconservative discourse is a democracy that only adapts to the circumstances of the USA, and can not be projected on an idea of \u200b\u200buniversal value because that democracy has a cultural context related to its development as a power. You can not expect universal idea of \u200b\u200bdemocracy that is also quite narrow and has a liberal. For a people like the Iraqi, who has a history and a different culture, you can not impose overnight the scheme of social and political organization that has nothing to do with them. "
For its part, Raimundo Kabchi asserts that the Iraqis have promised a democratic life "I wonder, under the boots of the invader can be no democracy?, democracy is not just going one day to cast a ballot in a box. You have freedom in the broad conception of the word. And there is no democracy. " Quintana
resistance described as armed and cultural Iraqis "are reluctant to impose power consumption patterns, production and social and political organization that looks nothing like them. Iraqi resistance should be taken as a benchmark of what they are capable of doing the people. "
"The project of controlling the reserves, production and export of crude oil has been effective precisely because they have control over security, a demonstration is which has increased the number of troops, because they have been gradually losing control, their objectives have been or will be met, "said Quintana.
Investment in the U.S. war
the war began sending 158 000 troops, Britain 4 000 100, Georgia 2 000, Poland 900, South Korea 600, Australia 550, Romania 498, El Salvador 380 and Denmark 100 . Also had all the sophisticated weapons such as: 800 M1 Abrams tanks, fighter aircraft like the Jaguar and Harrier, warships, helicopters and AH-64 Apache AH-20 Cobra, aircraft carrier Constellation, Harry S. Truman, A. Lincoln and T. Roosevelt among others.
In five years the investment was $ 526 million, according to figures released by the U.S. Congress. U.S.
does what he wants with the multilateral system
According to Raimundo Kabchi internationalist "the UN is a ministry over the United States and succumb like the League of Nations, will be a ministry for more than U.S. cabinet. "
For his part, Luis Quintana added that the Security Council did not stop the war despite that handles information from non-existence of weapons of mass destruction. "The United States has used the UN, historically, as a lever to promote sus intereses geopolíticos en el mundo”.
A juicio de este especialista, la ONU quedó radicalmente marginada de la posibilidad de interceder por la soberanía de Irak. “El Consejo de Seguridad fue burlado y Estados Unidos demostró que hace con los sistemas multilaterales lo que le da la gana, y solamente acuden a ellos cuando saben que pueden tener la pelea ganada, como por ejemplo las sanciones a Irán”.
Los medios de comunicación hacen el juego al imperio
“Solo una revolución de carácter mundial puede detener a Estados Unidos, puede parar el proyecto imperial y transnacional que va más allá de las fronteras de EEUU porque está presente en Europa and other hegemonic centers of power. "
So says the internationalist Luis Quintana, who also quoted Noam Shomsky in his thesis that the strength of public opinion can stop this expansion project, "but beyond this requires a political mobilization that emerges from all spaces at the global level, and can move the invisibility of which have been subjected by the hegemonic media. "
Quintana alleged that the big media companies are just talking about American soldiers killed in war, and do not report the deaths of Iraqi civilians that majority. Ensures that people are dying both military attacks, as by hunger and lack of basic services needed to sustain life. "We are talking about exterminating a population by means of the economic, lack of basic services and by way of permanent military intervention."
Raimundo Kabchi also discussed the role of media in war, "only speak of the dead Americans, and say they have destroyed the historical and cultural vestiges of a people and that people are going through a difficult situation economic. Each time they refer to the dead Iraqis say they are terrorists associated with Hezbollah, Al Qaeda, Hamas or Taliban, "he said.
Any country that has oil is a possible target
internationalist Luis Quintana Both as lawyer and international analyst Raimundo Kabchi, agree that the attacks received by the government of President Hugo Chávez and the Bolivarian Revolution have to do with interests of U.S. energy resources by both Venezuela and South America.
Quintana says oil has historically been under the control of U.S. and for some time now and it is not, "have passed into the hands of the sovereign people of Venezuela and that has implications for U.S. policy in the region. " Besides Venezuela, Bolivia and Ecuador also advance its policy of nationalization of strategic energy resources, according to Quintana's reading has been given this, from the State Department is that the Bolivarian revolution is a hazard.
"When the leading U.S. government officials: Thomas Shannon, Condoleezza Rice and George Bush openly alleged links to have the government of Venezuela to terrorist groups, which supposedly gives them weapons, they do so in order to pave the way and justify an invasion. "
References consulted
Hans Blix
"Briefing Security Council, March 9, 2003. Inspections in Iraq will further evaluation to the declaration of weapons in Iraq. " In UN. Hans Blix
http://www.un.org/spanish/Depts/unmovic/briefing3.htm
"Last full report of Hans Blix to the Security Council of the UN on the situation in Iraq (07/03 / 03). " In the Wave.
http://www.laondadigital.com/laonda/laonda/Documentos/Ultimo% 20informe% 20completo% 20of% 20Hans% 20Blix.htm
MAIRA Antonio
"Iraq war causes." La haine.
http://lahaine.org/internacional/irak_guerra.htm
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
"Violence threatens health in Iraq." In WHO.
http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/releases/2007/pr15/es/index.html
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A war that was planned for about 21 days has been extended for five years. The death toll varies according to the organization that disclosed. Iraq Body Count and The Lancet are the most published figures. Lancet
firm in its latest report indicates that 600 000 civilians have died, 400 U.S. soldiers and 170 thousand British soldiers. Meanwhile, Iraq Body Count said that civilian deaths are between 82 thousand and 152 thousand.
For its part, the World Health Organization (WHO) reveals dramatic details about the general situation of the Iraqis. In 2006 the WHO was concerned in a report which describes the following situation: a daily average of 100 people were killed and many more seriously injured as a result of gunshots, shrapnel and burns. "
That same report states that 80% of the population having access to effective sanitation, 40% of people can not enjoy the public distribution system for food. Diarrhoea and acute respiratory infections, exacerbated by high levels of malnutrition, are the cause of death for two-thirds of children under 5 years.
WHO cites figures from the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), which indicate that about 2 million Iraqis are displaced internally and up to 2 million left the country. The displaced have moved to neighboring countries, complicating the health situation in the region.
preventive war: the excuse to invade
After September 11, 2001, when there was the attack on the "Twin Towers", the U.S. government launched a security strategy called preventive war. This is a military strike against a target (country or group of countries) considered threats. Of a possible attack or an imminent invasion, real or not, power attacks first. This occurred in Iraq ruled by Saddam Hussein.
After the September 11, Iraq, Iran and North Korea became part of what the U.S. called the "axis of evil", was how Iraq was a threat to its neighbors and for humanity in general .
Before the supposed nuclear weapons development by the government of Iraq, the powers sought to revive UN inspections of its nuclear program is country.
On November 8, 2002 the Security Council issued resolution 1441 which demands that the Iraqi government to fully respect the terms of the resolution and to cooperate immediately, unconditionally and actively with the inspection process. Saddam Hussein
accepted without conditions as requested by the resolution. Han Blix, chairman of the Commission of the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission (UNMOVIC), said in a report by March 9, 2003 that "the statement repeats the information that no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and that there is no evidence to present. "
UN reports were not accepted, President George Bush argued that his government had evidence of chemical and biological weapons, which were obtained through the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). The then President of Spain Jose Maria Aznar and British Prime Minister Tony Blair, supported him in his decision to disarm Iraq by military means.
On March 17, 2003 give an ultimatum to Hussein 48 hours to leave the country with his family, Saddam refused and the Security Council withdrew the inspectors. The March 20 bombing started.
Energy resources are the reason for the war
The internationalist Luis Quintana said that the real objective of the invasion of Iraq was to seize its vast oil reserves. "U.S. imperial expansion project at the global level, has provided the usurpation of strategic natural resources of countries, under this concept program for the entire decade of the nineties, military intervention, economic and cultural policy permanently. "
The administration of President George Bush has acknowledged that all premises who argued for invading Iraq were and still are false. Months before the attacks, the government with support from the media created a favorable public opinion, based on the strategy of panic. Quintana said that "this policy remains, but war costs in terms of human lives and financial terms are not yet effective as 60 percent of the population is against the continuance of the troops in Iraq. "
internationalist Counsel Raymond Quintana Chabchi match saying that" before the oil shortage becomes more severe the need for the rule to control the world's reserves. "
also states that "weapons of mass destruction were a story, they are saying the latest reports emanating from the relevant U.S. authorities. They also determined that Saddam had no connection with Al Qaeda ", he said.
Kabchi, who is knowledgeable about Middle Eastern issues, he recalled that the U.S. have indeed had close relationship with Osama Bin Lademan, leader of al Qaeda. "The U.S. made a great leader Bin Lademan as a role model for young Muslims to fight against the Iranian revolution. This man then was active in a group known as the Mudjahidin, and served the American interests in the war in Afghanistan during the Soviet occupation of that country. " According
Kabchi "where there is a country with oil is a problem, and behind the problem is U.S. For one example: Iraq, Iran, Kuwait, Indonesia, Algeria, Libya, Nigeria and, why not say, Venezuela."
The war failed to
When resistance to coalition countries are collapsed the main arguments for the invasion, justified the continuance of the war saying that Hussein was a dictator and had to free the Iraqi people from the tyranny of the regime. They also pledged to give better life to citizens, and finally promised to rebuild the country shattered by missiles and tanks.
Quintana says the failure of the invasion are several reasons but the main one being the Iraqis rejected any form of taxation. "The idea of \u200b\u200bfreedom and democracy behind the neoconservative discourse is a democracy that only adapts to the circumstances of the USA, and can not be projected on an idea of \u200b\u200buniversal value because that democracy has a cultural context related to its development as a power. You can not expect universal idea of \u200b\u200bdemocracy that is also quite narrow and has a liberal. For a people like the Iraqi, who has a history and a different culture, you can not impose overnight the scheme of social and political organization that has nothing to do with them. "
For its part, Raimundo Kabchi asserts that the Iraqis have promised a democratic life "I wonder, under the boots of the invader can be no democracy?, democracy is not just going one day to cast a ballot in a box. You have freedom in the broad conception of the word. And there is no democracy. " Quintana
resistance described as armed and cultural Iraqis "are reluctant to impose power consumption patterns, production and social and political organization that looks nothing like them. Iraqi resistance should be taken as a benchmark of what they are capable of doing the people. "
"The project of controlling the reserves, production and export of crude oil has been effective precisely because they have control over security, a demonstration is which has increased the number of troops, because they have been gradually losing control, their objectives have been or will be met, "said Quintana.
Investment in the U.S. war
the war began sending 158 000 troops, Britain 4 000 100, Georgia 2 000, Poland 900, South Korea 600, Australia 550, Romania 498, El Salvador 380 and Denmark 100 . Also had all the sophisticated weapons such as: 800 M1 Abrams tanks, fighter aircraft like the Jaguar and Harrier, warships, helicopters and AH-64 Apache AH-20 Cobra, aircraft carrier Constellation, Harry S. Truman, A. Lincoln and T. Roosevelt among others.
In five years the investment was $ 526 million, according to figures released by the U.S. Congress. U.S.
does what he wants with the multilateral system
According to Raimundo Kabchi internationalist "the UN is a ministry over the United States and succumb like the League of Nations, will be a ministry for more than U.S. cabinet. "
For his part, Luis Quintana added that the Security Council did not stop the war despite that handles information from non-existence of weapons of mass destruction. "The United States has used the UN, historically, as a lever to promote sus intereses geopolíticos en el mundo”.
A juicio de este especialista, la ONU quedó radicalmente marginada de la posibilidad de interceder por la soberanía de Irak. “El Consejo de Seguridad fue burlado y Estados Unidos demostró que hace con los sistemas multilaterales lo que le da la gana, y solamente acuden a ellos cuando saben que pueden tener la pelea ganada, como por ejemplo las sanciones a Irán”.
Los medios de comunicación hacen el juego al imperio
“Solo una revolución de carácter mundial puede detener a Estados Unidos, puede parar el proyecto imperial y transnacional que va más allá de las fronteras de EEUU porque está presente en Europa and other hegemonic centers of power. "
So says the internationalist Luis Quintana, who also quoted Noam Shomsky in his thesis that the strength of public opinion can stop this expansion project, "but beyond this requires a political mobilization that emerges from all spaces at the global level, and can move the invisibility of which have been subjected by the hegemonic media. "
Quintana alleged that the big media companies are just talking about American soldiers killed in war, and do not report the deaths of Iraqi civilians that majority. Ensures that people are dying both military attacks, as by hunger and lack of basic services needed to sustain life. "We are talking about exterminating a population by means of the economic, lack of basic services and by way of permanent military intervention."
Raimundo Kabchi also discussed the role of media in war, "only speak of the dead Americans, and say they have destroyed the historical and cultural vestiges of a people and that people are going through a difficult situation economic. Each time they refer to the dead Iraqis say they are terrorists associated with Hezbollah, Al Qaeda, Hamas or Taliban, "he said.
Any country that has oil is a possible target
internationalist Luis Quintana Both as lawyer and international analyst Raimundo Kabchi, agree that the attacks received by the government of President Hugo Chávez and the Bolivarian Revolution have to do with interests of U.S. energy resources by both Venezuela and South America.
Quintana says oil has historically been under the control of U.S. and for some time now and it is not, "have passed into the hands of the sovereign people of Venezuela and that has implications for U.S. policy in the region. " Besides Venezuela, Bolivia and Ecuador also advance its policy of nationalization of strategic energy resources, according to Quintana's reading has been given this, from the State Department is that the Bolivarian revolution is a hazard.
"When the leading U.S. government officials: Thomas Shannon, Condoleezza Rice and George Bush openly alleged links to have the government of Venezuela to terrorist groups, which supposedly gives them weapons, they do so in order to pave the way and justify an invasion. "
References consulted
Hans Blix
"Briefing Security Council, March 9, 2003. Inspections in Iraq will further evaluation to the declaration of weapons in Iraq. " In UN. Hans Blix
http://www.un.org/spanish/Depts/unmovic/briefing3.htm
"Last full report of Hans Blix to the Security Council of the UN on the situation in Iraq (07/03 / 03). " In the Wave.
http://www.laondadigital.com/laonda/laonda/Documentos/Ultimo% 20informe% 20completo% 20of% 20Hans% 20Blix.htm
MAIRA Antonio
"Iraq war causes." La haine.
http://lahaine.org/internacional/irak_guerra.htm
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
"Violence threatens health in Iraq." In WHO.
http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/releases/2007/pr15/es/index.html
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Wednesday, March 19, 2008
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Iraq War, good investment for the former Spanish president of PDVSA
The Iraq war was a good investment for the then English Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar, said today an article in the newspaper.
Entitled The man who could capitalize on the war for personal interest, the journalist Ernesto Ekaizer react to statements made yesterday by Aznar to the BBC about his performance before and during the invasion of the Arab country.
Click the magnifying glass to read more: Entitled The man who could capitalize on the war for personal interest, the journalist Ernesto Ekaizer react to statements made yesterday by Aznar to the BBC about his performance before and during the invasion of the Arab country.
The former president supported U.S. President George W. Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair at the launch the attack on Iraq five years ago and also ordered the dispatch of English troops to the war.
The three staged the so-called Azores meeting which approved the start of the attacks on Iraqi territory.
its manifestations in the BBC, Aznar said that today I would do the same and that his conscience and mind are clean because "we made the right decision" and said that the situation in Iraq "is not idyllic, but is much nicer ".
regard, Ekaizer article argues that by insisting that I would do the same (to support the invasion) Aznar "is being faithful to the adventure that allowed him to jump to stardom, something like a English actor in Hollywood "with the story that wanted to change 200 years of English politics." To Aznar, the war was a good investment. He returned to the White House in 2004 and went converted into power broker and speaker of four stars. A real intellectual, "says the text.
Therefore, even knowing that there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and that there was no connection with Al Qaeda, Aznar I would do the same, he concludes.
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The three staged the so-called Azores meeting which approved the start of the attacks on Iraqi territory.
its manifestations in the BBC, Aznar said that today I would do the same and that his conscience and mind are clean because "we made the right decision" and said that the situation in Iraq "is not idyllic, but is much nicer ".
regard, Ekaizer article argues that by insisting that I would do the same (to support the invasion) Aznar "is being faithful to the adventure that allowed him to jump to stardom, something like a English actor in Hollywood "with the story that wanted to change 200 years of English politics." To Aznar, the war was a good investment. He returned to the White House in 2004 and went converted into power broker and speaker of four stars. A real intellectual, "says the text.
Therefore, even knowing that there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and that there was no connection with Al Qaeda, Aznar I would do the same, he concludes.
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The legal decision favorable to the Venezuelan oil company PDVSA in a dispute with Exxon Mobil as reflected today outstanding element in obtaining rights standards other than the country Industry experts said.
Click the magnifying glass to read more: For the former secretary general of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Alvaro Silva, the opinion of the British courts is of great importance because they succeeded in another's field.
It general, he said, the multinationals seeking to challenge the jurisdiction of the authorities of each nation and come with their arguments in international arbitration mechanisms.
On this occasion, said the specialist, Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) presented their defense in an institution outside the nation for the purposes of Exxon Mobil to achieve the freeze of assets of about 12 billion dollars.
In such a scenario, based on standards other than the Venezuelan law, the corporation stated its position so convincingly that led to an opinion consistent with the sovereign aspirations, added Silva.
In this regard, said the British court's decision was sound and clear, which excludes the possibility of other interpretations.
Now the case will be discussed under the proposed arbitration, without any pressure and looking for compensation according to the actual operations performed at the former Exxon Mobil Cerro Project Black (current Petromonagas).
However, the U.S. company must respond in damages to PDVSA and the country in the field of demand, which was reflected in legal fees, damages to the price of Venezuelan bonds and various financial indicators.
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It general, he said, the multinationals seeking to challenge the jurisdiction of the authorities of each nation and come with their arguments in international arbitration mechanisms.
On this occasion, said the specialist, Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) presented their defense in an institution outside the nation for the purposes of Exxon Mobil to achieve the freeze of assets of about 12 billion dollars.
In such a scenario, based on standards other than the Venezuelan law, the corporation stated its position so convincingly that led to an opinion consistent with the sovereign aspirations, added Silva.
In this regard, said the British court's decision was sound and clear, which excludes the possibility of other interpretations.
Now the case will be discussed under the proposed arbitration, without any pressure and looking for compensation according to the actual operations performed at the former Exxon Mobil Cerro Project Black (current Petromonagas).
However, the U.S. company must respond in damages to PDVSA and the country in the field of demand, which was reflected in legal fees, damages to the price of Venezuelan bonds and various financial indicators.
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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
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Audio March 18, 2008: OAS Resolution on Colombia denies violation of Ecuador
18 Mar 2008 .- In YDR consensus XXV Meeting of Consultation of Foreign Ministers of the Organization of American States (OAS) that made from yesterday in Washington, decided in consensus resolution adopted host the Twentieth Meeting of the Rio Group Summit held in Santo Domingo .
The resolusión was read by the Secretary General OAS, José Miguel Insulza, which confirms the rejection of the incursion of military forces and police of Colombia in the territory of Ecuador, in the province of Sucumbíos, March 1, 2008, carried out without the knowledge or consent of Ecuador's government, arguing that it was a clear violation of Articles 19 and 21 of the Charter of the OAS .
The resolusión was read by the Secretary General OAS, José Miguel Insulza, which confirms the rejection of the incursion of military forces and police of Colombia in the territory of Ecuador, in the province of Sucumbíos, March 1, 2008, carried out without the knowledge or consent of Ecuador's government, arguing that it was a clear violation of Articles 19 and 21 of the Charter of the OAS .
Chancellor Ecuador, Maria Isabel Salvador Crespo said the resolution was a triumph because it reaffirms the principles of the OAS charter which established respect for the sovereignty and the inviolability of territory by another country. He explained that the resolution also provides Colombia's commitment not to repeat the military incursion.
agreed resolution is an achievement of the 34 member countries except the United States objected to some points of the resolution which delay the progress of the agreement, specifically recorded that does not support the fourth article concerning the rejection of the raid Colombia Colombia because it believes is "entitled to act in self defense."
Indeed, the meeting of OAS foreign ministers was delayed much longer than expected. Ecuador, Venezuela, Bolivia, Nicaragua, Brazil and other countries on the one hand, maintained the position respect to the resolution of the presidents at the Summit of the Rio Group in which it laid down that there was a violation of its territorial sovereignty without any mention of terrorism.
Colombia and the U.S. struggled unsuccessfully for the inclusion in the statement of the principle of self-defense and condemning terrorism.For his part, Nicolas Maduro, Venezuelan Foreign Minister reiterated that Venezuela feels a deep''and''full solidarity with the people of Ecuador. Venezuela is''in Ecuador, with its historical reason, against the violation of their right of sovereignty, of their territorial rights and international law, because the territory of a country is inviolable.'' He added that Venezuela will continue''to work for peace in Colombia through the Humanitarian Agreement.'' He also called on the media to cease the manipulation of information and invited them to distance themselves from "the scheduled agenda of intrigue and division.''
In short, these are the articles of the resolution:
1. Welcomes the declaration of the presidents of the Rio Group taken over the Colombian raid in Santo Domingo on March 7.
2. Reiterates full respect for the principles enshrined in international law of respect for sovereignty.
3. Reaffirms the full validity of the principle of territorial sovereignty as the OAS charter.
4. Reject the incursion by Colombian forces in Ecuadorean territory.
5. Add the full apology from Colombia for the facts and his commitment not to repeat them.
6. Reiterates the commitment of all member states to combat security threats from irregular forces.
7. Insulza instruct to use his good offices in the implementation a mechanism for monitoring and implementation of this resolution.
8. Take note of the report by Insulza on how the events occurred. 9. Instruct Insulza to present at the meeting of foreign ministers in Medellin, Colombia, a report on the progress of implementation of this resolution.
keeping open the meeting of foreign ministers and their next meeting will be in Medellin and the date will be announced in the coming days.
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U.S. soldiers kill Iraqi child
In Iraq, a ten year old girl died Thursday, after U.S. soldiers shot him in northern Baghdad. The Pentagon says the soldiers attempted to fire a warning shot at a woman who was waving to someone.
Witnesses: Seven Iraqis were wounded in U.S. raid
Meanwhile, witnesses say at least seven Iraqis were wounded Tuesday in a U.S. raid in Sadr City. A witness said that U.S. forces had fired at random.
The witness said: We are peaceful families. We were sleeping in our houses, when U.S. forces attacked us. Attacked our homes, our families and our children. We hurt. They bombed our houses at random.
Reportedly, at least five Iraqis were arrested in the raid.
Study: Most U.S. population believes the U.S. death toll in Iraq is less
Four other U.S. soldiers died on Wednesday, bringing the number of Americans who died this week at least twelve. A new study indicates that only 28% of Americans are aware of the total number of soldiers killed in Iraq. The Pew Research Center Research Center found that nearly half the U.S. population believes that the total number of Americans killed in the last five years of occupation of Iraq is less than three thousand, when in fact it is almost four thousand.
ordered Britain to 1,400 refugees returning to Iraq
Britain is closing the doors to many Iraqis seeking asylum. The Guardian reports that the British government has sent letters to more than 1,400 Iraqi refugees in ordering them to return to Iraq or face extreme poverty in Britain. The letters say the Iraqis will have three weeks to return voluntarily to their country, after which period may lose public support and end up in the street. The British government says it believes Iraq is now safe for refugees, but still being asked to sign a waiver absolving Britain of responsibility for their situation once they return to Iraqi territory.
comprehensive study found no evidence of links between Saddam Hussein and Bin Laden
Another Iraq news, a new Pentagon study found no evidence that there were links between Saddam Hussein and Osama Bin Laden. Elestudio analyzed hundreds of thousands of Iraqi documents obtained during the U.S. invasion of Iraq. In September 2002, then-Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said the Bush administration had evidence of cooperation between Al Qaeda and Iraq. Middle East
U.S. Commander in the Middle East stance on Iran waiver
The top U.S. commander in the Middle East resigned, in what appears to be a direct result of his differences with the Bush administration with respect to Iran. The resignation of Admiral William Fallon took place months after his highly publicized comments that the continued support from Washington against Iran conflict is not helpful and not useful. These comments were recently reissued in an Esquire magazine profile that described Fallon as the only person able to stop a U.S. attack on Iran. In a statement read by his boss, Defense Secretary Robert Gates, Fallon said he resigned because of differences in policies, but because the reports on them had become a distraction.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Admiral Fallon advised me about his decision early this morning. I said, the current embarrassing situation, public perception of differences between my views and policies of government and that creates distraction from the mission make this right. I approved Admiral Fallon's request to retire with regret and reluctance.
Fallon's resignation is seen by some as a sign of a growing threat to Iran. Fallon is also known that clashed with General David Petraeus on the number of U.S. troops in Iraq.
killed forty militants and eight civilians in Afghanistan
In Afghanistan, at least forty suspected Taliban militants killed in clashes with NATO forces. In Kabul, eight Afghan civilians were killed when a suicide bomber carried out a bombing against U.S. troops. Another 35 civilians were wounded in the attack.
at least six people killed in U.S. attack on Pakistan
In Pakistan, the U.S. military is being accused of killing several civilians in a cross-border attack from Afghanistan. U.S. says it took action against an imminent and did not notify the Pakistani authorities until after the attack. Witnesses say at least six people died, and that it was of members of one family.
Palestinians demonstrate against Israeli raid in Bethlehem
In Israel and the Occupied Territories, thousands of people from several different Palestinian factions marched in Bethlehem on Thursday, in a rare show of unity against an Israeli attack that killed four members of Islamic Jihad. Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are prepared for more Israeli attacks after the end of a five-day tacit truce. Palestinian militants and Israeli soldiers exchanged fire since the attack on Bethlehem. Hamas had called for a temporary ceasefire, but Israel says it is entitled to carry out more attacks. On Thursday, Israeli government spokesman Arye Mekel dismissed talks with Palestinian militants.
Arye Mekel said Israel is not talking to Hamas and the Jihad, Israel will not talk to Hamas and the Jihad. These are terrorist organizations and fight against them, we will fight as part of our war against terrorism and terrorists.
Abbas: Israel practices ethnic cleansing in Jerusalem
Meanwhile, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas spoke at a conference of Muslim states in Senegal, where he said that Israel is practicing ethnic cleansing in Jerusalem.
President Mahmoud Abbas said: Our people in [Jerusalem] are facing an ethnic cleansing campaign through a set of Israeli decisions such as imposing heavy taxes, banning construction and closing Palestinian institutions in addition to separating the city West Bank by the racist separation wall.
The Secretary General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, also attended the conference, where he made a rare condemnation of the continuing Israeli strikes. The UN Secretary General said: "The disproportionate and excessive use of force by Israel has caused many civilians, including children, killed or injured. I condemn these actions and call on Israel to halt such attacks. Ban Ki-moon also condemned the rocket fire and shooting Palestinians against Israel.
Israel boycotts Al Jazeera
Meanwhile, the Israeli government announced a boycott of the Arab television network Al Jazeera. The Israeli deputy foreign minister, Magali WHAB said that Al Jazeera has broadcast biased coverage of the conflict between Israel and Palestine.
The Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister, Magali WHAB , said: We sent a letter to the authorities in Qatar and Al Jazeera on this issue. Do not want to deal with a channel that is not realistic and does not give a true picture of its viewers. If no change in the way they treat us, there will be a reaction on our part and we take action.
Al Jazeera says it is being censured for reporting accurately. The Palestinian chief of the agency, Walid al-Umari said, I challenge any Israeli official to mention what they call incitement or lies reported by Al Jazeera. What we reported were real events that occurred at the site. U.S.
qualify Protesters Rice a war criminal at the sitting of the House of Representatives While
both on Capitol Hill, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice made a mild criticism of the ongoing construction of Israeli settlements. Rice spoke before an appropriations subcommittee of the House of Representatives, where he said the recent announcement that Israel will build hundreds of new homes in the Occupied Territories is inconsistent and unhelpful.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, said the United States believes that settlement expansion is contrary to Israel's obligations under the Roadmap and leave that very clear. I also said that it is certainly not helpful to the peace process. I can assure you that we are following this issue closely to ensure that U.S. dollars are not being used to support activities related to the settlements.
The Bush administration has refused to link billions of dollars in U.S. aid to the arrest of Israeli settlement construction. Israel announced the expansion of three settlements since resuming peace negotiations with the Palestinians mediated by the United States in November last year. During Rice's statement, a line of demonstrators who sat behind her raised hands, which were covered with red paint to symbolize blood. While Secretary of State was withdrawing from the camera, several Protesters said it was a war criminal.
Bush vetoes congressional ban on torture
President Bush vetoed a Congressional measure that would have banned the CIA from using interrogation techniques considered by many forms of torture. The bill would have required the CIA to abide by the rules of interrogation set forth in Army Field Manual. The manual specifically prohibits waterboarding, mock executions, electric shocks, beatings, forcing prisoners to have sex and depriving them of food, water or medical care. In his weekly radio address, Bush said the ban of these techniques would harm national security.
President Bush said: The fact that we were not attacked during the past six and half years is no accident. It is the result of good policies and the determined efforts of individuals carrying them out. We owe our thanks to these guys, and we owe them the skills they need to do their jobs effectively. Our greatest responsibility is to stop terrorist attacks. And this is no time for Congress to abandon techniques that have a proven track record of keeping America safe.
Democrats and human rights groups strongly criticized the veto. Democrats House of Representatives say they tried to construct a new vote next week. Pentagon revises
newly revealed footage of interrogations
The New York Times reports the Pentagon has identified almost fifty new videos of CIA interrogations in Iraq and Guantanamo Bay. The military began to review the film in January, after the CIA acknowledged destroying interrogation tapes. Meanwhile lawyers for a prisoner in the so-called war against terrorism are asking the government to make public the footage of his interrogation. Ali Al-Marri has been imprisoned in a Navy brig South Carolina since 2003. According to his lawyers, al-Marri says he was told that there are cabinets full of videos documenting the abuse at the hands of U.S. officials. Former prisoner
reveals the ordeal in U.S. custody lived
A former prisoner of the so-called war against terrorism decided to have lived the ordeal in U.S. custody. Khaled al-Maqtari said he was detained in solitary confinement for nearly three years in a secret location. The Yemeni national was arrested in Iraq in 2004 and sent first to Abu Ghraib. She says, beat him, deprived of sleep, put your feet up in painful positions, was intimidated with dogs and hypothermia caused him. After nine days, Maqtari was transferred to a secret CIA prison in Afghanistan where he was reportedly subjected to further torture for another three months. In April 2004, Maqtari says he was transferred again to another secret location, possibly in eastern Europe, where he was detained for nearly three years in solitary confinement until his release.
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Obama wins Mississippi primary
On the campaign trail, Sen. Barack Obama extended his delegate lead over Sen. Hillary Clinton with a victory in the Mississippi primary. Obama won with 61% of the vote. Both candidates were in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, where key primaries take place within six weeks. Clinton spoke to supporters in the town of Harrisburg.
Senator Hillary Clinton said: I want you to know that if they work for me the next six weeks, if we can achieve a great victory in this nation, I'll be there every day fighting for you in the White House, marking the difference you, your families, your jobs, your health care. Go out and make history together.
New results show that Obama also won in the election of the Democratic caucus in Texas. Due to the allocation rules, CNN Obama expected to meet more delegates in Texas than Senator Clinton, who won the primaries in that State. Obama also campaigned in Pennsylvania, where he spoke to supporters at a meeting in Fairless Hill.
Senator Barack Obama said: This is our moment. This is the time to choose change instead of more of the same, to choose the future instead of the past. This is the time to finally turn the page on the failed politics of yesterday. This is the moment that all Americans have the opportunity to achieve the American dream. Researcher
UN criticizes U.S. immigration prisons
A senior United Nations expert has criticized U.S. immigration policy. In a new report, UN investigator Jorge Bustamante said immigration prisons in America are deteriorating, have very poor living conditions and means of appeal under the rules. The population of the immigration jails tripled in the last nine years, reaching 230 000 people. Bustamante said the U.S. should focus on alternatives to mandatory detention, and improve the legal rights and living conditions of detainees. Immigrant
dam was abandoned in cell for four days
In Arkansas, police blamed a guard to let an illegal immigrant prisoner without food, water or bathroom for four days. Adriana Torres-Flores spent 96 hours in a cell measuring 2.5 by 2.7 meters, since Thursday last week. Torres-Flores has three children and had been arrested for selling pirated CDs. Was left in a temporary holding cell after pleading guilty. He slept on the floor using his shoe as a pillow and having nothing to drink except her own urine. The Chief of Police in Washington County Tim Helder said the episode would bring changes in the prison.
The police chief of Washington County, Tim Helder, said: We must implement some interim measures to ensure that, okay, if someone forgets, what do you remember that someone is there? "We monitor with cameras? "We put a light in the hallway to indicate that someone? Sad to say, but sometimes you need an incident to alert us of the failures of what we are doing. And obviously, this has opened our eyes and we promise to fix it. Latin America. Andean Countries
resolve border dispute
Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador settled their dispute over a Colombian military attack in Ecuador occurred last week that killed at least 24 rebels Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). At a regional summit in the Dominican Republic, Colombian President Alvaro Uribe apologized and said his government will respect the borders of other countries. Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa accepted the apology but said it anyway promote research.
Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa said I'm going to give the Justice of the country and the political opposition. We have nothing to fear. And with that, as a country, would overcome this very serious incident that has made us much harm.
Nicaragua joined Ecuador and Venezuela to cut ties diplomats to Colombia. For its part Uribe accused Ecuador and Venezuela of supporting the FARC rebels. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez denied the claim, but said he refuses to adopt the position of Colombia and the United States.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said, those terrorists declare guerrillas? We do not, we do not. Is the United States, European Union and Colombia. So when we are restrillando in the face that you do not fight against terrorism, what are you talking about? You mean you want me to force me, push me to what? Respect each other. For us there are terrorists for us are insurgent forces, guerrilla forces. And we believe that we must first acknowledge that in order to seek a path of peace.
Bush: Chavez represents vision of terrorists and demagogues
President Bush is accusing the Venezuelan government of supporting terrorism in the transboundary effects of Colombia's attack against rebels of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) this month. On Wednesday, Bush said that Latin Americans should reject what he called the vision of the terrorists.
President Bush said: There is much at stake in South America. As evidenced by the recent situation in the Andes, the region faces an increasingly strong choice: quietly accept the vision of the terrorists and the demagogues or to actively support democratic leaders like President Uribe. I made my choice. I'm on the side of courageous leadership that believes in freedom and peace.
Chavez asked FARC negotiations to resolve the internal crisis in Colombia.
Brazilian protest Rice's visit
In Brazil, hundreds of students gathered outside the foreign ministry in the capital, Brasilia, on Thursday to protest against the visit by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. Secretary of State was in Brazil before heading to Chile. The leader Felipe Vieira student said that he rejects the Bush administration's unilateralism.
Felipe Vieira said: We are against war, against any action by one country to another. United States is the world's policeman.
In a press conference, Rice refused to comment on reports that the Bush administration is considering adding Venezuela to the list of countries supporting terrorism. But he said that the United States is concerned about terrorism in Latin America. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said: We worry about terrorism. We worry about the safety and welfare of the countries of the region, which should be subject to terrorist activities or terrorist attacks within or outside its borders. This is an excellent opportunity. Father
injured student accused of state terrorism Colombia
In Ecuador, the family of a Mexican student seriously injured in the cross-border attack last week against the rebel Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) is demanding that legal action be taken against the Colombian government. Lucía Morett's parents say their daughter was visiting the FARC camp for an investigation when Colombia attacked. Currently recovering from deep wounds from shrapnel. Lucia's father, Joseph Luis Morett, said the attack was an act of state terrorism.
José Luis Morett said: I have given more attention to human, warmer, more comforting it may have, perhaps understanding that she is a victim of a terribly painful act, an act of state terrorism. Attack another nation, to attack civilians without any declaration of war and massacre to get people not knowing what any human being deserves respect, but some students and young civilians are the guys in the coming UNAM with my daughter.
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Spain celebrates fourth anniversary of attack in Madrid
In Spain, there was a national celebration on Tuesday, the fourth anniversary of the bombing of commuter trains in Madrid. 191 people died when bombs exploded at Atocha train station on March 11, 2004. A woman who lost her husband in the attack said he still finds it difficult to face. Sandra
Montserrat said: I went to those who have not lived, but for which he is living, that you have it every day, is very different, very hard, very hard.
In October a English court found 21 people guilty of involvement in the attacks.
East Timor Prime Minister made his first public comments since the attempt on his life
East Timor President Jose Ramos-Horta spoke publicly for the first time since the attempt on his life last month. Ramos-Horta was seriously wounded when rebels shot him several times on the morning of 11 February. East Timor President spoke from her hospital room in Australia, saying he's lucky to be alive.
President Jose Ramos-Horta said : Today, the first time that I will speak out even though I will refrain from political discourse, being Easter, I hope take this opportunity to thank all who prayed for me, I cared, and cared for me after the assassination attempt against me by Mr. Alfredo Reinado and Mr Salsinha last month. I thank the government of Australia, the Prime Minister, the people of Australia for all the support I received.
continue military operations in East Timor to collect seventeen rebels wanted for the attack.
United States and Poland laid the groundwork for anti-missile shield agreement
says President Bush agreed to increase military aid to Poland in exchange for cooperation in this country to house part of a missile shield U.S.. Bush spoke Monday with the Prime Minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, and pledged to reach a final agreement before he leaves office.
President Bush said: Well, I think there is a commitment to a system that respects the sovereignty of Poland, which will ensure that the population of Poland will not be subjected to undue risk and that the system is needed to deal with the realities threats. Obviously, there is still much work to do, because often a strategy on paper is a little different than details. And so our experts are working on the system to ensure that the people of Poland are comfortable with idea. Poland
house at least ten missiles as part of the agreement. Those who oppose it say the U.S. is driving the anti-missile system for use as a weapon to attack Iran first. Public opinion polls continue to show that most people are against both Poland and the Czech Republic, another country where you plan to place the system
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Since early 2008, have intensified the resistance and alternative constructions of neoliberalism in Latin ours. From Mexico, Venezuela and even Argentina, embrace of solidarity with Cuba, the manifestations of desire and will to change are manifold. There are multiple subjects and multiple identities, all converge primarily around the joint construction of another America, Our America, rooted in their own realities, cultures and interests. Common is the conviction that the future nests elsewhere in ourselves, away from the imperial project that has been exporting from Washington or from Brussels.
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Since early 2008, have intensified the resistance and alternative constructions of neoliberalism in Latin ours. From Mexico, Venezuela and even Argentina, embrace of solidarity with Cuba, the manifestations of desire and will to change are manifold. There are multiple subjects and multiple identities, all converge primarily around the joint construction of another America, Our America, rooted in their own realities, cultures and interests. Common is the conviction that the future nests elsewhere in ourselves, away from the imperial project that has been exporting from Washington or from Brussels.
I've said time and again, we face a scenario of break with the legacy operating chains of colonialism. Neoliberalism was ultimately a response to the processes that were popular among the sixties and seventies, subverting the order foreign to our interests. Neo-liberalism was the political and economic response to the rebellious insurgents who lived at the time, was the political and economic component of the counterinsurgency strategy that was deployed from Washington. And the bet was extended by a new imperial order, pacified with blood and fire, which was intended to enact the history of class struggle and liberation struggles.
However, to his surprise, the story refused to die and slowly bore everywhere new players of a plurality of struggles, committed to self-determination of the circumstances outside the new neoliberal order, ie, reconstruction from themselves and their indigenous realities of their individual lifestyles, social and political.
However, the neoliberal reaction was immediate. And is that the war is integral to its purpose. Already been demonstrated, for example, in the late seventies in Chile, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil. For neoliberalism, there is no difference between war and politics. War is the continuation of politics by other means and, in turn, politics becomes war by other means, sometimes silent or low-intensity, sometimes open and high intensity, whatever. The purpose of this permanent war is defense of the neoliberal order. Precisely for this reason, accepting that the history of class struggle has no end, has no end this war. This is how our societies are conceived in a permanent order of battle and war becomes the main source for the articulation and reproduction of the neoliberal order. This requires, to be effective, the criminalization of all forms of resistance and contestation, by the continued use of coercion and violence against women. It also requires a capacity for preventive reaction against the bulbs most emblematic of the challenge to imperial control system is intended to implement.
From this perspective, democracy and the rule of law (especially human rights guarantees and constitutional) barriers that stand neoliberal order needs siding. Instead, it seeks to impose a state of emergency, national and international level, where the material effectiveness of the actions of the Empire becomes the new criterion for the validity or legitimacy. Increasingly it is plunging us into what has been described as "a true legal civil war "between the rule and people. The power law is also a battlefield.
This permanent war we intend to impose the Empire has, in our America, a staunch ally, Colombian President Alvaro Uribe. His most recent adventures warmongers, the violent and illegally invade Ecuador to quell the guerrilla insurgency of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), sought to impose on the region this new strategic framework promoted by the government of George W. Bush. Faced with the principle of territorial inviolability of the sovereignty of nation states, Bush and Uribe attempted to impose a new standard, intervention proactive or unilateral invasion of third countries according to the security interests of the invading country or receiver.
However, the shot met them both for the stock. Uribe's unilateral action only received approval from Washington, while the rest of the international community, particularly Latin America, collectively condemned the Colombian aggression on the sovereignty of Ecuador. Even the Organization of American States (OAS) had found Colombia responsible for the violation of Ecuadorian sovereignty, which was to reaffirm "the principle that the territory of a state is inviolable and can not be subject military occupation or of other measures of force taken by another state, directly or indirectly, any grounds whatsoever, even temporarily. "
Then, in the XX Rio Group Summit held in Santo Domingo, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez was responsible for taking the initiative to stop the dangerous proliferation of a series of diplomatic reprisals and accusations. "The conflict spills, you see the threat this poses to peace, to region," he said.
And he explained: "It is time for reflection and action, we have time to stop a whirlpool which we could repent, not just us but our people, children and communities, we do not know for how long. " He lamented that after this conflict is the U.S. government and the warmongering of the Empire. " "There is an interest rate of wing warmongering U.S. government that does not end this war in Colombia."
"Let us find the path to peace, let us leave the possibility of more war" was the resounding call the Venezuelan president, which was accepted unanimously. Uribe, cornered, he had no alternative but to ask forgiveness and make a commitment not to ever again assault a brother country.
However, beyond the intentions diplomatically expressed at the summit in Santo Domingo, is still to be seen whether Uribe reconsiders in their feast desire to hinder the development of a process of diplomatic negotiations and in policy to immediately proceed with the release of hostages held by FARC and release of prisoners of war and political relations between the Colombian government. If there is anything that showed the current crisis was precisely Uribe's stubbornness preventing the successful mediation of Chavez, especially fearing that acceptance of the proposal made by the Venezuelan president for recognizing the FARC as a belligerent force in order to facilitate and ensure a climate and framework for more reliability and security for future contacts and negotiations. In their stupidity, Uribe has led to increased international pressure for a political solution to the ongoing conflict in war that exists in Colombia for decades.
Washington's claim to impose the war as the only way of doing politics in the current situation in Latin America, has failed so far. Uribe is the instrument to impose the framework of permanent war throughout the region, and disqualification as "terrorists" all those who fight against their imperial pretensions. Latin American Summit in Santo Domingo emphatically denied both. Rejected warmongering venture into the maelstrom a la que le convida Bush y Uribe.
Además, en medio de la crisis, salió a relucir que detrás de las perspectivas geoestratégicas de Wáshington está, entre otras cosas, su interés en las reservas petroleras de la zona. Precisamente, la reducción paulatina de sus propias reservas, así como la disminución constante de la producción petrolera mexicana, le presenta a Estados Unidos el imperativo de reasegurar el abastecimiento del petróleo venezolano. Así, por ejemplo, lo ha advertido recientemente la compañía petrolera angloholandesa Shell. Y esta realidad se le torna más apremiante ante la entrada de la economía estadounidense en una recesión y en que la incertidumbre en Venezuela supplies around in nothing helps to stop the current spiraling oil prices and provide political guarantees to the capital market needs to meet your expectations.
Finally, we can not ignore this logic underestimated and less harmful. Hence, if what it is to open the way to the path of peace, at the same time we take the word in its favor, we must also go to the firm action. Today, word and action are inextricably linked as never before in this ongoing battle order in which we now inhabit. Even the words are trenches from which struggled to give it another meaning to things, away from the vortex's war Empire.
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write on behalf of the team's Human Rights Program at the Autonomous University of Mexico City in solidarity with the families and Mexican friends of the slain or wounded in Ecuadorian territory as a result of Colombia's illegal bombing, which constitutes an act of state terrorism.
Click the magnifying glass to read more: All those killed or injured in this incident, whether or not fighters FARC is Colombia's victims of serious violations of international humanitarian law, including the Geneva Conventions, and relevant elements of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, given the circumstances in which the bombing took place, equivalently to victims of U.S. state terrorism in Iraq or Afghanistan, or his rivals of the past lingering in Guatemala, Chile, Argentina, El Salvador, Peru and Nicaragua. URGENT
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But before the onslaught of the intelligence services involved and the means to be manipulated by them to the Mexicans (and others) whose rights were violated in this tragic incident are entitled to all presumptions and protections of international humanitarian law and human rights as civilian non-combatants, and the survivors as Lucía Andrea Morett to full recognition of their rights to shelter and / or asylum, where appropriate, and a truly committed to consular assistance their rights and safety.
statements so far irrelevant and inconsistent with the Mexican government's case does not fall short of the seriousness of these events and their implications. They seem instead give priority to promoting hunting freedoms emerging research, expression, and association performed by the university community of the UNAM and the Polytechnic, and other sectors involved in the scramble to a Latin America free from the constraints of U.S. hegemony, and a sovereign and peaceful Colombia, respects the rights of victims 60 years of oligarchic war against his people. Count on our solidarity in this shared struggle.
On behalf of the team: Enrique González Ruiz, coordinator, Camilo Perez Bustillo, Ruben Garcia Clark, Oscar Gonzalez.
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But before the onslaught of the intelligence services involved and the means to be manipulated by them to the Mexicans (and others) whose rights were violated in this tragic incident are entitled to all presumptions and protections of international humanitarian law and human rights as civilian non-combatants, and the survivors as Lucía Andrea Morett to full recognition of their rights to shelter and / or asylum, where appropriate, and a truly committed to consular assistance their rights and safety.
statements so far irrelevant and inconsistent with the Mexican government's case does not fall short of the seriousness of these events and their implications. They seem instead give priority to promoting hunting freedoms emerging research, expression, and association performed by the university community of the UNAM and the Polytechnic, and other sectors involved in the scramble to a Latin America free from the constraints of U.S. hegemony, and a sovereign and peaceful Colombia, respects the rights of victims 60 years of oligarchic war against his people. Count on our solidarity in this shared struggle.
On behalf of the team: Enrique González Ruiz, coordinator, Camilo Perez Bustillo, Ruben Garcia Clark, Oscar Gonzalez.
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Pablo Cárdenas, from Lima, Peru.
Clearly, the Peruvian government is recovering from ongoing national protests and these are only the most notorious expression of a serious and growing social and political crisis. Endless
have become the legitimate and natural mobilizations as a result of the neoliberal government excluding García, as dogmatic as late in the continent.
Essentially, it is that the right-wing bloc in the government (fujimontesinistas, the leadership of Alan Garcia's APRA and the traditional right direction in that order) have not been a good time to convince most people that neoliberal formula is successful, or even that it is the only possible.
Click the magnifying glass to read more: Clearly, the Peruvian government is recovering from ongoing national protests and these are only the most notorious expression of a serious and growing social and political crisis. Endless
have become the legitimate and natural mobilizations as a result of the neoliberal government excluding García, as dogmatic as late in the continent.
Essentially, it is that the right-wing bloc in the government (fujimontesinistas, the leadership of Alan Garcia's APRA and the traditional right direction in that order) have not been a good time to convince most people that neoliberal formula is successful, or even that it is the only possible.
a year and half ago
In other words, it has come to impose the truism that Garcia's arrival in government presidential elections a year and half ago was very weak.
Almost half the electorate (about 48%) voted explicitly, through the candidacy of Ollanta Humala, an anti-neoliberal project, and recasting Bolivarian democracy (and that without a low but still significant disorientation of the left called traditional voting no).
Half obtained by Garcia, however, was weak in two ways, first because half of them were provided by the right and second because its half, the APRA, was based on deception, offering a similar program to Humala several essential points, who, one and a half, has been completely and violently betrayed.
Clearly, la apuesta fue: “podemos, a buen tiempo, y con el poder del gobierno y los medios de comunicación de la derecha, imponer una exitosa profundización neoliberal, haciendo pasajera la demanda anti neoliberal y de refundación democrática, arrinconando en la impotencia a la candidatura que la representó”.
La primera parte funcionó; del “matrimonio por conveniencia y de emergencia” la cúpula alanista y las derechas pasaron al “amor verdadero”, se volvieron un bloque estable y su programa ideológico fue por completo el de las segundas. Conjuntamente, todas las lacras políticas peruanas, infiltradas en el movimiento de Humala, hicieron estallar parte de su bancada congresal and its credibility.
The second part, of course, did not work, at least not far enough. It did not matter a disciplined monologue of government, its media and mass media, now turned into undisguised ideological propaganda machine and political oligarchy. For more than cynical and unseemly to repeat that pushes and enforces the deepening neoliberal dependent "because that was the most voted program," the reality of a year and a half has become stubbornly to prevail, even to the point that their own party, the APRA and its historic hinterland show serious signs of disappointment, crisis and opposition.
Lima, one city, whose 3 million voters decided the election (not without fraud, to pass to Garcia to second round), without and against the rest of the provinces, where Ollanta won comfortably, is the latest "strength" of the neoliberal oligarchy and the powers given to foreigners. There, under the repressive delirium risky Garcia, entercan fiercely in implementing the program exclusion, inequality and social protest inevitable generator. Delirium repressive
And the government and right-wing bloc no longer had to go into despair. It is a restless convalescence, full of bad omens, cracks and contradictions.
response, García commitment to forward flight. His character is betrayed once again. In fatal attraction known as the death penalty, so far unsuccessful, said its orders in a hurry and desperate, dubious legal technical consistency, to criminalize social protest and even the mere opposition of legitimate regional authorities.
Among the most "innovative" ways to advance the state decrees and excluding independent judicial inquiry "to blame" the damage that the police and the army made to people with their arms in protest situations regulation or violent strikes.
precursor A single case of "law of impunity" in advance, whose significance is comparable, in her modern era, only the creative institutional initiative of the German Nazis. Another
universal contribution is the consideration of state authorities (especially regional presidents) participating in social protests and strikes as "extortionists" subject to criminal sanction. Both measures, plus others of similar nature, contained in Qualifying and defy orders speak for themselves.
The result, dozens of deaths so far this year and a half in office, all in the midst of legitimate citizen demonstrations of discontent. Everyone
CCB
Now, in a final icing on the cake, made seven illegally detaining citizens in Peru, returning from an international political event in Quito, Ecuador: the Second Bolivarian Congress, which brings together leftist organizations radical for more than twenty countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. According to the official, attending this event is "proof" of terrorism. That is, takes the already famous and discredited policy of persecution of ideas of Pinochet in Chile and Fujimori in Peru.
In delirium, the government Garcia goes over the objective fact that the event done publicly and openly, under the auspices of a legitimate, democratic government, and that no other country involved carried on any action against its citizens in attendance.
Can there be a most evident and most incontestable of the unbearable loneliness of delirium García repressive in the region? Did not know that by this means, implicitly and unequivocally, is accused of "complicity" of the alleged terror to all other governments in the region?
Nobody should be fooled
Regardless of opinions and political differences that may or may not exist with this Bolivarian Congress, this is a move that caps a repressive madness that affects us all, not only Peru, but in Latin America and the Caribbean as a whole.
is at stake, not only the freedom of these citizens illegally detained and charged ridiculously but of all of us, as citizens with rights. Starting with the basic right of opposition, to think without fear, without being reduced to the quality of frightened servant, submitted by the fear of arbitrary punishment.
In this regard, urgent, ethical, critical, life or death, WE ARE ALL CCB.
The strength of the ethics
At this point, one may say in letters, all that the government may have going for them is the inability of opposition forces to support national convergence, broad, generous, overcoming petty and personal interests, group, sector or regional, to unsustainable weak dependent scaffold and impose neoliberal reestablishment of democracy and economic redistribution that require structural crisis.
words can only save it, as happened with Toledo, the smallness and inability of their opponents. It senses the actual Garcia when asked about the disastrous last survey, replied that it was "a very good result compared to Toledo ...." Let's be fair, what other thing can already say?
Will they charge and assume their responsibilities both old and new leaders of the opposition? That remains to be seen.
But all citizens can and must do their part, keep the basic and minimal right to humanity, to ideas, to the opposition. Everyone is facing the crossroads of being cut by fear or be enforced in law. This is essentially an ethical issue, rather than political.
It plays in Peru to bequeath to our children brought back to the dark days of the medieval Inquisition or open to the horizons build freer, human, fairer, more inclusive.
We will make the difference.
pablocardenas8@hotmail.com
xxi century socialism copa america RCTV Venezuela Venezuela hugo chavez politics blog policy ALAN GARCIA + peru Blogalaxia photos youtube left
13deabril Bolivarian revolution chavez videos participation missions Iraq North-Bush
In other words, it has come to impose the truism that Garcia's arrival in government presidential elections a year and half ago was very weak.
Almost half the electorate (about 48%) voted explicitly, through the candidacy of Ollanta Humala, an anti-neoliberal project, and recasting Bolivarian democracy (and that without a low but still significant disorientation of the left called traditional voting no).
Half obtained by Garcia, however, was weak in two ways, first because half of them were provided by the right and second because its half, the APRA, was based on deception, offering a similar program to Humala several essential points, who, one and a half, has been completely and violently betrayed.
Clearly, la apuesta fue: “podemos, a buen tiempo, y con el poder del gobierno y los medios de comunicación de la derecha, imponer una exitosa profundización neoliberal, haciendo pasajera la demanda anti neoliberal y de refundación democrática, arrinconando en la impotencia a la candidatura que la representó”.
La primera parte funcionó; del “matrimonio por conveniencia y de emergencia” la cúpula alanista y las derechas pasaron al “amor verdadero”, se volvieron un bloque estable y su programa ideológico fue por completo el de las segundas. Conjuntamente, todas las lacras políticas peruanas, infiltradas en el movimiento de Humala, hicieron estallar parte de su bancada congresal and its credibility.
The second part, of course, did not work, at least not far enough. It did not matter a disciplined monologue of government, its media and mass media, now turned into undisguised ideological propaganda machine and political oligarchy. For more than cynical and unseemly to repeat that pushes and enforces the deepening neoliberal dependent "because that was the most voted program," the reality of a year and a half has become stubbornly to prevail, even to the point that their own party, the APRA and its historic hinterland show serious signs of disappointment, crisis and opposition.
Lima, one city, whose 3 million voters decided the election (not without fraud, to pass to Garcia to second round), without and against the rest of the provinces, where Ollanta won comfortably, is the latest "strength" of the neoliberal oligarchy and the powers given to foreigners. There, under the repressive delirium risky Garcia, entercan fiercely in implementing the program exclusion, inequality and social protest inevitable generator. Delirium repressive
And the government and right-wing bloc no longer had to go into despair. It is a restless convalescence, full of bad omens, cracks and contradictions.
response, García commitment to forward flight. His character is betrayed once again. In fatal attraction known as the death penalty, so far unsuccessful, said its orders in a hurry and desperate, dubious legal technical consistency, to criminalize social protest and even the mere opposition of legitimate regional authorities.
Among the most "innovative" ways to advance the state decrees and excluding independent judicial inquiry "to blame" the damage that the police and the army made to people with their arms in protest situations regulation or violent strikes.
precursor A single case of "law of impunity" in advance, whose significance is comparable, in her modern era, only the creative institutional initiative of the German Nazis. Another
universal contribution is the consideration of state authorities (especially regional presidents) participating in social protests and strikes as "extortionists" subject to criminal sanction. Both measures, plus others of similar nature, contained in Qualifying and defy orders speak for themselves.
The result, dozens of deaths so far this year and a half in office, all in the midst of legitimate citizen demonstrations of discontent. Everyone
CCB
Now, in a final icing on the cake, made seven illegally detaining citizens in Peru, returning from an international political event in Quito, Ecuador: the Second Bolivarian Congress, which brings together leftist organizations radical for more than twenty countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. According to the official, attending this event is "proof" of terrorism. That is, takes the already famous and discredited policy of persecution of ideas of Pinochet in Chile and Fujimori in Peru.
In delirium, the government Garcia goes over the objective fact that the event done publicly and openly, under the auspices of a legitimate, democratic government, and that no other country involved carried on any action against its citizens in attendance.
Can there be a most evident and most incontestable of the unbearable loneliness of delirium García repressive in the region? Did not know that by this means, implicitly and unequivocally, is accused of "complicity" of the alleged terror to all other governments in the region?
Nobody should be fooled
Regardless of opinions and political differences that may or may not exist with this Bolivarian Congress, this is a move that caps a repressive madness that affects us all, not only Peru, but in Latin America and the Caribbean as a whole.
is at stake, not only the freedom of these citizens illegally detained and charged ridiculously but of all of us, as citizens with rights. Starting with the basic right of opposition, to think without fear, without being reduced to the quality of frightened servant, submitted by the fear of arbitrary punishment.
In this regard, urgent, ethical, critical, life or death, WE ARE ALL CCB.
The strength of the ethics
At this point, one may say in letters, all that the government may have going for them is the inability of opposition forces to support national convergence, broad, generous, overcoming petty and personal interests, group, sector or regional, to unsustainable weak dependent scaffold and impose neoliberal reestablishment of democracy and economic redistribution that require structural crisis.
words can only save it, as happened with Toledo, the smallness and inability of their opponents. It senses the actual Garcia when asked about the disastrous last survey, replied that it was "a very good result compared to Toledo ...." Let's be fair, what other thing can already say?
Will they charge and assume their responsibilities both old and new leaders of the opposition? That remains to be seen.
But all citizens can and must do their part, keep the basic and minimal right to humanity, to ideas, to the opposition. Everyone is facing the crossroads of being cut by fear or be enforced in law. This is essentially an ethical issue, rather than political.
It plays in Peru to bequeath to our children brought back to the dark days of the medieval Inquisition or open to the horizons build freer, human, fairer, more inclusive.
We will make the difference.
pablocardenas8@hotmail.com
xxi century socialism copa america RCTV Venezuela Venezuela
hugo chavez politics blog policy ALAN GARCIA + peru Blogalaxia photos youtube left 13deabril Bolivarian revolution chavez videos participation missions Iraq North-Bush
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