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Venezuela's foreign minister calls Kerry 'murderer' Posted: Friday, March 14, 2014 Paramilitaries Armed With C-4 Detained in Venezuela Venezuela Also Is Being Overthrown By The Criminal Regime In Washington — Paul Craig Roberts A confrontation with nuclear armed Russia is more dangerous than with Venezuela. But the violence that Washington has unleashed on Venezuela almost simultaneously with Ukraine is testimony to Washington’s stark criminality. Venezuelan Jacobins Venezuela's Jacobins are in the news again. Whether in the commemorations of the first year since the death of Hugo Chávez — a veritable Toussaint — or in Nicolás Maduro's recent interview with Christiane Amanpour, discussions of Venezuela continue to center on the towering heights of political power. Venezuela's foreign minister calls Kerry 'murderer' Venezuela's foreign minister lambasted U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Friday as a "murderer" fomenting unrest that has killed 28 people in the South American OPEC member nation. US criticised by UN for human rights failings on NSA, guns and drones Geneva panel share deep concerns over US record on host of different subjects, including racial inequality and Guantánamo Exclusive: Radar data suggests missing Malaysia plane deliberately flown way off course - sources 'There Is Nothing': Malaysian Authorities Do Not Find Missing Plane Where Chinese Satellite Images Showed Possible Debris Russia's Interests in the Ukraine are Reasonable and Need to be Accommodated Meeting Ukrainian leader, Obama warns of 'cost' if Russia doesn't back down Russia now backs idea of OSCE mission for Ukraine: Swiss chairman Russia puts security stranglehold on Crimea as referendum nears Crimea cancels flights as pro-Russian forces tighten their grip ahead of Sunday's referendum on whether to secede from Ukraine, whose interim prime minister is due to meet President Obama today. US, Russia talks on Ukraine end in failure John Kerry: Russia has until Monday to reverse course in Ukraine Secretary of State John Kerry warned of serious repercussions for Russia on Monday if last-ditch talks over the weekend to resolve the crisis in Ukraine failed to persuade Moscow to soften its stance. U.S. Balks at Ukraine Military-Aid Request U.S. Officials Wary of Inflaming Russia, Agree Only to MREs Russian companies withdraw billions from west, say Moscow bankers Neocons Have Weathered the Storm Exclusive: Official Washington's bipartisan hysteria over Ukraine and Crimea is evidence that the neocons not only weathered the public fury over the Iraq War but are now back shaping U.S. geopolitical strategies, reports Robert Parry. 6 dead after explosion causes building collapse in Upper Manhattan U.S. to relinquish remaining control over the Internet U.S. officials announced plans Friday to relinquish federal government control over the administration of the Internet, a move likely to please international critics but alarm some business leaders and others who rely on smooth functioning of the Web. Intel panel 'very close' on killing NSA phone programs The House Intelligence Committee's Republican and Democratic leaders said Thursday they're nearing agreement on legislation that would end the National Security Agency's bulk collection of U.S. citizens' telephone data. Foreign Officials In the Dark About Their Own Spy Agencies' Cooperation with NSA The White House Has Been Covering Up the Presidency's Role in Torture for Years US embassy cables: French and Americans exchange views on Iran Tomgram: Nick Turse, American Proxy Wars in Africa Ecuadorian Fugitives Gave Large Sums of Money to US Politicians Ecuadorian bankers Roberto and William Isaias, current fugitives, donated large sums of money to campaigns of U.S. politicians, the press revealed today. Saudis hardened by wars in Syria, Iraq join al Qaeda in Yemen This isn't Ukraine Or Venezuela, This is Turkey Right Now — 11 Pictures Explain What's Happening |
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