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Franklin: Terrorist Connections Resurface In Florida
Znet Article, June, 29 2002
Jane Franklin
Franklin's ZSpace page
Governor Jeb Bush is about to choose a Florida State Supreme Court judge. There are five finalists and his deadline is August 12. Since there is no Hispanic on the Court, most people expect Jeb Bush will want to name a Hispanic. There is only one ...
Palast: A Tale Of Two Coups
Znet Article, June, 29 2002
Greg Palast
Palast's ZSpace page
Blondes in revolt On May Day, starting out from the Hilton Hotel, 200,000 blondes marched East through Caracas' shopping corridor along Casanova Avenue. At the same time, half a million brunettes converged on them from the West. It would all se...
Burbach: Crisis Brews In Brazil As Leftist Presidential Candidate Seizes Lead
Znet Article, June, 24 2002
Roger Burbach
Burbach's ZSpace page
Rio de Janeiro. A crisis is brewing in Brazil as Luis Inacio da Silva, the left-leaning candidate of the Workers Party, has opened up a wide lead in the upcoming October presidential elections. A victory by da Silva, commonly known as "Lula," woul...
Goff: Diary of A Counter Insurgent
Znet Article, June, 12 2002
Stan Goff
Goff's ZSpace page
Editor's Note: Stan Goff served in the U.S. military for two decades, much of the time with Special Forces training Third World armies. His first-person account of these counterinsurgency projects comes as policy makers in Washington press for maj...
Stokes: Perception Management and the US Terror War in Colombia
Znet Article, June, 07 2002
Doug Stokes
Stokes's ZSpace page
During the 1980s, US counter-insurgency took on a new form, and became what is today known as Low Intensity Conflict. With the Vietnam experience behind them, US military planners recognised two crucial lessons that led to this change. First, the ...
Suarez: Five Facts about April 11
Znet Article, June, 02 2002
Roldan tomasz Suarez
Suarez's ZSpace page
I would like to point out a series of facts about the current situation in Venezuela that are just as valid for times to come. They are pillars on which we must base our political opinions and actions, as well as shields to protect ourselves from ...
Podur: Movements of Resistance in the Americas
Znet Article, May, 29 2002
Justin Podur
Podur's ZSpace page
A proposed view of history Much of Latin America won independence from Spain in the 19th century. All countries that were independent faced the same problem: the former imperial powers continued to control decisive military, financial...
Donahue: The Life and Crimes of General Montoya Uribe
Znet Article, May, 22 2002
Sean Donahue
Donahue's ZSpace page
PUTUMAYO DEPARTMENT COLOMBIA, JANUARY 2001 — All of us knew we were taking certain risks when we flew by helicopter from Puerto Asis to La Hormiga with Gen. Mario Montoya Uribe – the countryside in Putumayo is controlled by FARC gu...
Lazala: Turbulent Colombian Panorama
Znet Article, May, 13 2002
Mauricio Lazala
Lazala's ZSpace page
Colombia has entered into an all-out war during the year in which Colombians will elect a new President and Congress. The current war is not necessarily the worst problem that confronts the country. The forerunner in the race for President of the ...
Palast: Opec Chief Warned Chavez About Coup
Znet Article, May, 13 2002
Greg Palast
Palast's ZSpace page
The Venezuelan president, Hugo Chavez, had advance warning of last month's coup attempt against him from the secretary general of Opec, Ali Rodriguez, allowing him to prepare an extraordinary plan which saved both his government and his life, an i...
Tair: none
Znet Article, May, 09 2002
Suzanne abu Tair
Tair's ZSpace page
EVIDENCE IS piling up of the Bush administration’s role in last month’s coup attempt against Venezuela’s President Hugo Chávez. In the latest twist, two former National Security Agency officers told British newspapers ...
Wilpert: Venezuela after the Coup Attempt
Znet Article, May, 07 2002
Gregory Wilpert
Wilpert's ZSpace page
More and more details about the attempted coup against President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela are beginning to emerge, although much of it still remains shrouded in mystery. The perhaps biggest unsolved mystery is who were the snipers who started the ...
Weisbrot: Brazilian Democracy Faces Obstacles from the North
Znet Article, May, 07 2002
Mark Weisbrot
Weisbrot's ZSpace page
Brazilian Democracy Faces Obstacles from the North
Dieterich steffan: Re-colonization of Latin America
Znet Article, May, 06 2002
Heinz Dieterich steffan
Dieterich steffan's ZSpace page
[Translated for ZNet by José Luna] The rupture of ...
Colacot: Solidarity Economics
Znet Article, May, 04 2002
Colacot
Colacot's ZSpace page
[COLACOT is the Confederacion Latinoamericana de Cooperativas y Mutuales de Trabajdores, Latin American Confederation of Cooperatives and Worker's Associations. ...
Scipes: AFL-CIO and Venezuela: Return of Labor Imperialism, or a Mistaken Reaction?
Znet Article, May, 02 2002
Kim Scipes
Scipes's ZSpace page
AFL-CIO and Venezuela: Return of Labor Imperialism, or a Mistaken Reaction?
Podur: The Coup in Venezuela: An Interview with Temir Porras
Zmag Article, May, 01 2002
Justin Podur
Podur's ZSpace page
The Coup in Venezuela: An Interview with Temir Porras
Campbell: American Navy 'helped Venezuelan Coup'
Znet Article, April, 30 2002
Duncan Campbell
Campbell's ZSpace page
American Navy 'helped Venezuelan Coup'
