Sabrina Martín
PanAm Post
Spain
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United States Will “Destroy” Iranian Missiles Sent to Venezuela
A senior U.S. government official warned that if the missiles get into the hands of the regime, "they will be eliminated." → Read More
Maduro Preparing Electoral Fraud with Material from Iran
Maduro's regime not only imports gasoline, food and prints bills with Iran's help. It now intends to carry out its electoral fraud with material from Iran → Read More
Bolivia’s Socialist Government Will Boost Iran’s Illicit Clandestine Networks
According to security specialist Joseph Humire, Iran will be able to camouflage the purchase and sale of arms to continue its illicit business → Read More
Bolivia Ready for General Elections on Sunday Without Evo Morales on the Ballot
The electoral campaign closed on Wednesday, October 14, with few massive demonstrations due to the coronavirus → Read More
Brazil Spent a Million Dollars to Simulate War with Venezuela
The Brazilian government invested some 913,000 euros, preparing its army for a possible armed conflict with the regime of Nicolás Maduro → Read More
UN Human Rights Council Should “Condemn Itself”
The election of China, Russia, and Cuba to the UN Human Rights Council validates the U.S. decision to withdraw from the Council in 2018 → Read More
Laundering Network: PDVSA Helped China to Steal Information from Multinationals
The surcharges, which amount to 60%, are a source of bribes for officials and frontmen (Archive). → Read More
Spain: Judge Asks Supreme Court to Investigate Pablo Iglesias for Crimes in “Dina Case”
The magistrate said that Iglesias acted in a conscious and planned way, pretending to be a victim of a non-existent event. → Read More
Daniel Ortega Tries to Shield Electoral Fraud with Punitive Laws in Nicaragua
The parliament could approve the law on the regulation of foreign agents, the law on cyber-crime, and life imprisonment in the coming days. → Read More
Venezuela: People Die of Hunger While Others Get Rich in Clandestine Casinos
In poor neighborhoods, such as the 23 de Enero in Caracas, there are gambling tables where thousands of dollars circulate. → Read More
Chinese Pirates Head to Chile, Destroying Legal Fishing and Maritime Resources
A few days ago, the United States reported and warned that 300 Chinese cargo ships were → Read More
Starvation in Venezuela: Today’s Children May Die Prematurely
Venezuela is suffering the fourth-worst food crisis in the world, only behind war-torn countries like Yemen, → Read More
Another Shipment of Iranian Gasoline Arrives in Venezuela
Maduro's tyrannical regime has no way of dealing with the shortage of gasoline and has turned to Iran to refuel itself, completely dependent on that country → Read More
Another Shipment of Iranian Gasoline Arrives in Venezuela
Maduro's tyrannical regime has no way of dealing with the shortage of gasoline and has turned to Iran to refuel itself, completely dependent on that country → Read More
Spain: Former Ruling Party Senator Denounces Money Laundering
Former senator Celia Cánovas asked to be considered as the "aggrieved party" in the accusation against Podemos for "illegal financing and electoral crime." → Read More
Venezuela: Maduro Regime Killed 250 people Per Month in 2020
The High Commissioner also documented cases of repression in peaceful protests in Venezuela- a situation that has become state policy. → Read More
Venezuela: Maduro Regime Killed 250 people Per Month in 2020
The High Commissioner also documented cases of repression in peaceful protests in Venezuela- a situation that has become state policy. → Read More
Guyana and United States Agree to Corner Maduro in Drug War
The authorities of Guayana and United States announced that they would deploy maritime patrols to control drug trafficking on the border with Venezuela. → Read More
Iran Recruits "Sympathizers" to Reinforce Presence in Venezuela
Hezbollah approaches young people to see if they are interested in fighting. Some are taken to study in Iran and Lebanon, asked to join the battlefield → Read More
Diego Arria: “Elliott Abrams' Comments Were Rude and Untimely”
"For Abrams to scoff at Machado's statements, saying that it reminded him of García Márquez's 'magical realism,' seemed rude and inappropriate." → Read More