Nicaragua – How Phony Human Rights Groups Slandered a U.S.-Targeted Nation
Nicaragua’s case is a text-book example of how genuine human rights research has been subverted so as to produce highly biased reports.
“The human rights industry markets itself dishonestly, but very powerfully, as if it were driven by humanitarian concern rather than ideological bias.”
Related:
Nicaraguan opposition NGOs and media on the US government payroll
US House rams through Nicaragua regime-change bill with zero opposition | The Grayzone
— Read on thegrayzone.com/2020/03/12/us-house-sanctions-nicaragua/
As the world’s poor and working people struggle against a paradigm of neoliberal hyper-capitalism, imperialist corporatocracy, and extreme inequality, the anti-capitalist movement within the third…
— Read on medium.com/@rainershea612/anti-communist-propaganda-is-based-in-the-rejection-of-nuance-eba6c8e90a0a
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro addresses international observers at the presidential palace in Caracas. (AP)
Last Thursday—on January 10—Nicolas Maduro was sworn in for his second term as president of Venezuela. “I tell the people,” Maduro said, “this presidential sash is yours. The power of this sash is yours. It does not belong to the oligarchy or to imperialism. It belongs to the sovereign people of Venezuela.”
These two terms—oligarchy and imperialism—define the problems faced by Maduro’s new government.
Ms. Cat’s Chronicles 
You must be logged in to post a comment.