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Editorial: Daniel Ortega, the Butcher of Nicaragua

PanAm Post Staff Jun 26, 2018 1,753

Montaner's reference to the dictatorial communist regime of the late 1980s in Southeastern Europe is a very sensible comparison, which includes a warning, to boot: after his overthrow, Ceausescu found himself tried by a military court. They…
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Editorial

EDITORIAL: There Are Two Venezuelan Oppositions, One Real and One Collaborationist

PanAm Post Staff Jan 29, 2018 103

The international community needs to understand there are two opposition groups in Venezuela: one is fighting against the dictatorship, the other is fake. Recently, a Spanish individual asked what was holding back…
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Elections

Latin America’s Left Prepares for Six Election Battles

PanAm Post Staff Jan 15, 2018 73

EspañolIn 2018, at least six Latin American countries will have elections: Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Venezuela, Costa Rica and Paraguay. Given the economic and political importance of these countries for the region, the PanAm Post will…
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Cuba

Badge of Honor: Pro-Castro Outlet Accuses PanAm Post of Waging “Anti-Cuban Media War”

PanAm Post Staff Dec 18, 2017 5

Español The left-wing website Rebelión has accused PanAm Post of participating in an "anti-Cuban media war." The pro-Castro publication devoted an entire article to criticizing the PanAm Post, singling out one journalist in…
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Featured

Chavista Strongman Cabello Accused of Plotting to Murder Senator Marco Rubio

PanAm Post Staff Aug 14, 2017 17

US intelligence authorities received information in July about "an order to kill" Senator Marco Rubio emitted by Diosdado Cabello, arguably the second most powerful Chavista in the Venezuelan regime after dictator Nicolás Maduro, The…
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Venezuela

Editorial: Why Venezuela Should Heed Antonio Ledezma’s Brave Message

PanAm Post Staff Aug 1, 2017 0

EspañolThese are times of uncertainty in Venezuela. Despite the great advances achieved by private citizens in the streets, it seems that freedom is not making progress. The opposition seems stagnant. The dictatorship is ready to impose…
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Colombia

Debate: Should the US Impose Oil Sanctions against Venezuela?

PanAm Post Staff Jul 26, 2017 3

In this week's editorial, the PanAm Post argued that the Trump administration should impose oil sanctions against Venezuela and its Chavista regime. While the arguments against an oil embargo center "on the possible effects of such…
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EDITORIAL: The Case for U.S. Oil Sanctions against Venezuela

PanAm Post Staff Jul 26, 2017 23

EspañolThe case for U.S. oil sanctions against Venezuela: This past weekend much coverage was given to some Latin American politicians opposing a possible U.S. embargo on imports of Venezuelan oil into the U.S. The arguments…
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Venezuela

Venezuelan Opposition Holds Nationwide Sit-down to Protest Dictatorship

PanAm Post Staff May 15, 2017 16

EspañolVenezuela's political opposition is holding a sit-down against President Nicolás Maduro this Monday, May 15, with the intention of paralyzing the country. Venezuela has been rocked by protests for over a month, but this one…
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Uncategorized

Elderly Venezuelans Take to the Streets to Demand a Better Future for their Grandchildren

PanAm Post Staff May 12, 2017 2

Español Today, Friday, May 12th, hundreds of elderly protesters joined the "democratic resistance" and marched towards the Ombudsman's Office in rejection of the National Constituent Assembly summoned by dictator Nicolas Maduro.…
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Ideology

Communists Rally in Support of Venezuela’s Dictatorship around the World

PanAm Post Staff May 12, 2017 9

International Communists rally in support of Venezuela's dictatorship: The Venezuelan dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro has suspended constitutionally mandated elections, abrogated the legislative powers of Venezuela’s National Assembly,…
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Uncategorized

Former Correa Minister Did, In Fact, Receive Odebrecht Bribes

PanAm Post Staff Apr 28, 2017 2

Español Alecksey Mosquera, Ecuador's energy minister between 2007 and 2009, allegedly received a one million dollar bribe from Odebrecht for a contract to build the Toachi-Pilatón hydroelectric plant. According to the available…
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