Wikileaks
Ukraine’s Choreographed Civil War, Revealed by WikiLeaks
Wikileaks founder Assange claims US supports ‘vulture funds’ in dispute with Argentina
Ecuador: WikiLeaks cables show how US used ‘democracy promotion’ to push corporate interests
The government of Rafael Correa, first elected in 2006, has broken from the neoliberal doctrines Washington has imposed on Latin America. It has embraced regional integration, moving closer to its neighbours and further away from the US. Diplomatic cables published by WikiLeaks show how hard the US fought to control Ecuador's future post-Gutierrez. They show a key element of US efforts to control Ecuador s political and economic direction in the post-Gutierrez years was the US Embassy s "democracy promotion" activity.
Obama’s ‘helplessness’ an act: Snowden reveals scale of US aid to Israel
The new Snowden documents illustrate a crucial fact: "Israeli aggression would be impossible without the constant, lavish support and protection of the US government, which is anything but a neutral, peace-brokering party in these attacks. And the relationship between the NSA and its partners on the one hand, and the Israeli spying agency on the other, is at the center of that enabling," Greenwald writes.
America at the Crossroads: from Perpetual Animosity to Insanity
Wikileaks Haiti: The Aristide Files
US has secret drone bases in Africa
Cables show how US intervened in the Philippines
Opposition slams government on WikiLeaks disclosures
The opposition today slammed the government on WikiLeaks disclosures with CPI-M saying the main trend of these cables have shown that the government has been "succumbing to American pressures" and BJP accusing it of "completely failing" to grab the opportunity of getting LeT operative David Headley extradited.
WikiLeaks Haiti documents show US influence
WikiLeaks and ‘US media war’ in South America
Wikileaks Scandal Hits Paraguayan President Fernando Lugo
From 1954 to 1989, Paraguay was run by Alfredo Stroessner, a right-wing dictator whose regime is also blamed for torture, kidnappings and corruption. Lugo, a former Roman Catholic bishop, became president of the small land-locked country of 6.3 million people after promising to give land to the landless and end entrenched corruption, defeating the Colorado party which had ruled for six decades.