Eva Golinger

Honduras: Washington's role in the coup

The United States state department has admitted it had prior knowledge of the military coup that overthrew President Manuel Zelaya on June 28.

Washington's silent war on Venezuela and Bolivia

The United States government has almost perfected a method of intervention that is able to penetrate and infiltrate all sectors of civil society in countries that it deems to be of economic and strategic interest. In the case of oil-rich Venezuela — in the middle of a process of transformation led by socialist President Hugo Chavez that is adversely affecting the interests of US corporations — this strategy began to take form in 2002.