1. US Administration Targets Activists as Eco-Terrori
(Newsletter)

...ernment loves the people of the Middle East and is doing all sorts of good things to them. CONTINUE... Nicaragua’s Revenge, Cuba, The OAS and Iraq Society + Culture By Sherwood Ross  &nbs...

2. Who Speaks for the Palestinians?
(Newsletter)

...comment Global By MWC NEWS    Saturday, 15 December 2007 Colombia has officially complained to Nicaragua over remarks made by the country's president referring to a Colombian rebel comma...

3. World\'s #1 \'Terrorist\' in Australia.
(Newsletter)

...t Iraq's Kurds in the 1980s has been upheld by an Iraqi appeals court. CONTINUE... Hurricane Felix hits Nicaragua Top_news By Agencies    Tuesday, 04 September 2007 Tens of thousand...

4. Hitchens, Dawkins, Harris
(Newsletter)

...Asia's catastrophic floods as criticism of relief efforts continue to spread. CONTINUE... Iran to fund Nicaraguan projects Global By Agencies    Sunday, 05 August 2007 Daniel Orteg...

5. School of the Assassins' Protest at Ft. Benning
(Opinions/Features)

...BA nations. The ALBA nations, including Venezuela and Bolivia, and going into Ecuador and Cuba, as well, and Nicaragua, are a whole new direction for Latin America and a very exciting direction. They’...

6. Honduran Accord Solidifies Coup D'Etat Rule
(Opinions/op-ed)

...and close Chavez confidant, Eva Golinger, is right about more Washington-instigated "coups in Paraguay, Nicaragua, Ecuador and Venezuela, where subversion, counterinsurgency and destabilization i...

7. Colombia and US sign military pact
(News/Global)

... and Bogota. Chavez accuses the US of backing a 2002 coup attempt against him. Brazilian backing Bolivia and Nicaragua have also opposed the deal, for which the US has earmarked $46m, mostly to r...

8. Honduran crisis talks 'dead'
(News/Global)

...sted from power in a coup - the first in a decade in Central America - on June 28. He returned from exile in Nicaragua almost three months later to the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa, the Honduran c...

9. Honduras lifts opposition media ban
(News/Global)

...the constitution. The military expelled him from power by force and he spent almost three months in exile in Nicaragua, before returning to Honduras where he has used the Brazilian embassy as a base. ...

10. Bolivia summit adopts new currency
(News/Economy)

...reported. Top on the agenda for the left-leaning regional trade group, which includes Venezuela, Ecuador and Nicaragua, were talks to implement the new currency, known as the sucre, for use among Alba...