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Sep 24 2025 
Mexican chat: Stop the Genocide in Gaza
Soberanía 77: ‘Stop the Genocide in Gaza’
By Mexico Solidarity
In this week’s episode of Soberanía, hosts Kurt Hackbarth and José Luis Granados Ceja unpack Claudia Sheinbaum’s decision to call Israel’s assault on Gaza a “genocide” for the first time ahead of the UN General Assembly, exploring what this means for Mexico’s diplomatic stance and the grassroots… Continue reading
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Sep 24 2025 
U.S. sabre rattling in the Caribbean
From Nat South – Livejournal
Sabre rattling
The U.S. is continuing the military build up in the Caribbean, while the Venezuela authorities are asserting their sovereignty and military readiness. A 4th U.S. destroyer has transited the Panama Canal recently.4500 troops and sailors
dozen warships and auxiliary ships
10 F-35 aircraft
MQ-9 Drones based in Puerto Rico
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Sep 21 2025 
Venezuela practises regional Global Governance with style and elegance
Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro wrote an official letter to US president Trump on September 6, 2025, in which he refuted the US administration’s accusations against Venezuela and invited his American counterpart to constructive dialogue and mutual cooperation.
The letter went unanswered and was partially leaked in the U.S. press, so the Venezuelan government published it in… Continue reading
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Sep 16 2025 
Latin American Liberation Day : From political independence to debt peonage.
In relation to the piece that I posted on Daily Chronicles regarding Hispanic Heritage Month, and the list of countries that declared independence in the month of September 1821, Michael Hudson kindly participated by sending in the history of the financial sector, which is a chapter in his new book, ranging from the Crusades to… Continue reading
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Sep 15 2025 
Skulduggery and window dressing in the Caribbean
From Nat South :
Summary of article: This is a follow up on previous articles on the U.S. and Venezuela, with updates, commentary and some background information. The question is: is it another re-run of “wag the tail”, some contrived window dressing, (smoke and mirrors) by Washington or ultimately “feeding the U.S. public a line” (*)… Continue reading
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Sep 09 2025 
President Maduro: The U.S. Evades Its Responsibility in the Fight Against Drugs
On Monday, during a television program broadcast by Russia Today, former Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa interviewed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, with whom he analyzed the geopolitical implications of the presence of U.S. military forces in the Caribbean.
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President Maduro Activates Communal Militia Units in Response to US Interference
“What Washington wants is to control Venezuela’s wealth. That… Continue reading -
Sep 07 2025 
Some of the arms provided to Venezuela by Iran
Venezuelan President Maduro on fire:
“EIon Musk flaunts occult symbols on his chest, the mark of the satanic sects of U.S. power, the same forces behind Milei and the fascists attacking Venezuela. This is a spiritual battle between good and evil, between hatred, lies, deception, and fascism.”
🇮🇷🇻🇪⚡️ Iran Stands w/ Venezuela ▪️ Fajr rockets▪️ Mohajer UAV▪️… Continue reading
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Sep 06 2025 
CELAC Unity: Minority siding with US Imperialism
The CELAC countries have an existing agreement that defines them, by treaty, as a non-nuclear ‘Zone of Peace’.
Mexico Solidarity Media
Colombian President Gustavo Petro released a draft statement on X/Twitter today condemning “extra-regional military deployment in the region”, approved by the majority of countries in Comunidad de Estados Latinoamericanos y Caribeños (CELAC), but revealed that a… Continue reading
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Sep 05 2025 
From lawfare to a tripwire
Featured Image: Burnt and shredded, legal text and law book.
By Nat SouthWith the destruction of a fishing launch in the Southern Caribbean on Tuesday, it seems to me that the U.S. military operations against Venezuela have taken another turn for the worst. Previously, the emphasis was targeting the high-level officials with U.S. indictments in 2020,… Continue reading
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Sep 04 2025 
Napolitano and Phil Giraldi on MurderInc outside Venezuela in international waters.
I’ve listened to, and read a number of comments on the current Trump administration drowning their murder in international waters down Venezuela way. What is incredible, is that the majority of the Americans are still making comments like: “This is not us”, and “We don’t do these things”. It is as if… Continue reading
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Sep 03 2025 
Gunboats and smokescreens in the Caribbean
It is wonderful to see a new post by Nat South on LiveJournal
This article is about the news about the destruction by the U.S. Navy of a fast-launch, supposedly off the coast of Venezuela. The first thing that springs to mind is the expression: to crack a nut with a sledgehammer.
It seems that maritime interdiction… Continue reading
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Sep 01 2025 
1,200 missiles targeted at Venezuela – Maduro
The U.S. Navy has assembled a large strike package off the coast of Venezuela, including three guided-missile destroyers, one guided-missile cruiser, and one attack submarine, capable of launching at least 268 ‘Tomahawk’ cruise missiles, as well as various amphibious assault ships capable of landing around 4,000 U.S. Marines.
Also today, an emergency Extraordinary Meeting of CELAC… Continue reading
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Aug 31 2025 
Brazilian Organizations Call on the Government to Support Venezuela Against US Military Threats
A large group of Brazilian social organizations, unions, and political entities issued a document on Thursday, August 28, addressed to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira, expressing their concern over the recent US military maneuvers in the Caribbean, very close to the Venezuelan coast.
The document, signed by more than 40… Continue reading
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Aug 26 2025 
Maduro mobilizes troops as Venezuela confronts US threats
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro deployed 15,000 troops to the Colombian border, vowing unity and resistance as US warships and threats of intervention escalated tensions.
The decision on Tuesday follows the provocative dispatch of at least three US warships carrying more than 4,000 Marines and sailors into Caribbean waters under the pretext of combating drug cartels.
In a… Continue reading
