The ex-American intelligence analyst, Edward Snowden said today he wants to seek political asylum in Russia until he can travel to Latin America, where several countries have offered him asylum status. At a meeting convened at the Sheremetyevo airport with representatives of international human rights organizations, Snowden today broke the silence that he has kept […]
Days after President Obama stated he was not going to scramble jets to catch a 29 year old hacker, Bolivian president Evo Morales’ plane was diverted to Vienna, Austria after France, Portugal, Italy and Spain closed their air space to the plane. It widely believed the US initiated a “lock down” of air space because […]
Former U.S. intelligence analyst Edward Snowden has not yet communicated with the authorities of Venezuela or Bolivia in relation to the offer of political asylum they had offered him on Friday. Nicaragua also stated they would take the ex-CIA analyst but this tiny country has also not heard from Snowden. Venezuelan Foreign Minister Elias […]
As the days go by, the plot over the plight of Edward Snowden, the whistleblower who once worked for the CIA and Booz Allen Hamilton (a private intelligence contractor) heated up (http://www.dailycensored.com/booz-allen-hamilton-helping-the-government-insure-domestic-tranquility/). The London Guardian has reported that after a plane carrying the Bolivian president, Evo Morales was flying home from Russia it was […]
According to Reuters, Bolivia’s President Evo Morales celebrated International Workers Day (May 1) by expelling the US Agency for International Development (USAID). Mr Morales accused the agency, which operates under US State Department auspices, of seeking to “conspire against” the Bolivian people and his government. USAID has been working in Bolivia for almost five decades. […]
Much to the despair of US imperialism, acccording to Associated Press, President Rafael Correa who has spent heavily on the poor, confidently celebrated his second re-election Sunday even before the first official results were announced (http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5hgAZhnAGQkQMLxWzzVjkOJ6q0r5g?docId=9610a2d4ce3948eb925a796c7a179818). An exit poll, published just minutes ago gave Correa, who first took office in 2007, 61 percent against 20 percent for […]