The President of Venezuela Hugo Chavez on Feb. 2, 1999 coincided with a painful event for the United States: the closure (in accordance with the Torrijos-Carter treaties of 1977) framework, Howard (Howard), their main military installations in the Latin American continent. Instead, the Pentagon chose the four bases for control of the region: Mantoux (Manta), Ecuador, (Comalapa) in El Salvador and ...

Ukraine wishes to enter NATO and the EU, but Russia is against it. Ukraine has the right to form alliances that it believes provide the security and future for the citizens, or it may be subordinated to the dictates of another State, even if that State is Russia?
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Foreign News: Venezuela's President Hugo Chávez claimed on Thursday in Copenhagen, Denmark, that the Netherlands and the United States are getting ready for a military assault on Venezuela.
"The Kingdom of the Netherlands is preparing together with the United States Yankee Empire, a military attack on Venezuela. I am pointing my finger to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, that is, I am accusing the ...

Foreign News: The presidents of Venezuela and Cuba, Hugo Chávez and Raúl Castro, respectively, as well as their allies of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America (ALBA) agreed on Monday to face the "political and military offensive" of the United States in Latin America, and rejected the US role in Honduras and Colombia, as well as Washington's warnings against the ties of some Lati ...

Western Hemisphere
Venezuela's President Hugo Chávez on Tuesday warned his regional counterparts that the agreement under which the United States can use several military bases in Colombia is "a war plan against South America."
Chávez's statements came during the 38th presidential Summit of the Common Market of the South (Mercosur), held in Montevideo.
Despite the fact that the "governments of Colombia and the United States have been trying to hide it," the project gives Washington "great capacity to come upon us at any time", thanks to "espionage, wiretapping, intelligence and monitoring," Chávez said, as reported by Efe.
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