Latin America news roundup - November 1, 2009
Honduras' de facto leader Roberto Micheletti speaks during a news conference at the Presidential House in Tegucigalpa October 29, 2009. Micheletti said on Thursday he was ready to sign a deal to resolve the country's political crisis that could include a return of ousted President Manuel Zelaya to power. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (HONDURAS POLITICS IMAGES OF THE DAY CONFLICT) TOP STORY - New Reports Demolish Justifications for Ouster of Zelaya (Counterpunch)
Bolivia - Morales Speaks of Closer Bolivia-U.S. Relations (Latin American Herald Tribune)
Cuba - Cuba tops the class in UN development report (Green Left Weekly)
Ecuador - Ecuador Concerned Over Spying Ahead of Talks with Colombia (Latin American Herald Tribune)
Honduras - Solution or Stall? (The Nation)
United States - The Washington Post's 2002 "reporting" on Iran (Salon)
United States - "What journalists are supposed to do" (Salon)
United States - Real men don't read D.C. pundits (Salon)
Venezuela - Venezuela, Brazil sign cooperation agreements (Xinhua)
Venezuela - Chavez Compares Brazil's Lula to Jesus and Sees Venezuela in Mercosur (Brazzil Magazine)
posted by Justin Delacour | 7:13 AM
4 Comments:
Justin's back!
I suspect the literacy rate will rise, as many of you bitches stopped reading altogether after Oct. 12, 2009.
I also suspect the 'hope & change' rate will rise, as there's this Evo Morales quote in one of Justin's articles:
"During the first visits of U.S. diplomats, they said that we couldn’t have relations with (Hugo) Chavez, with Cuba, with Iran.
But in the latest visits they’ve accept that we have the right to have relations with the whole world.
We have begun, I don’t know, perhaps to educate or change them."
@Paul: ya think? (the last line of Evo's quote, that is)
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What you will never read here:
Venezuela got into an economic depression.
Negative growth of 4% of GDP.
And the oil price is over US$60
But of course, Delacour is a propagandist.
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