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The Scramble for Catatumbo

October 17, 2021 Maria Fernanda Barreto armed conflict, bolivarian revolution, catatumbo, Colombia, Colombia always being a US ppupet, Colombia paramilitaries, control of natural resources, cucuta, drug routes, Drug Trafficking, European Union (EU), Extreme right opposition, Forced disappearance, hybrid war, Ivan Duque, Juan Guaido, Maracaibo, militarization of Colombia, narcoterrorism, norte de santander, Plan Colombia, sactions and looting of Venezuelan assets, uribismo, US Interventionism, US military bases, Venezuela, Zulia

By María Fernanda Barreto – Oct 15, 2021 The beautiful and strategic Catatumbo River originates in Colombia in the department

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New Evidence in Ayotzinapa Disappearance Case Contradicts Official Version

October 2, 2021 Editor2 Alejandro Encinas Rodríguez, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, Ayotzinapa, Enrique Pena Nieto, Forced disappearance, Guerreros Unidos, Iguala, Omar Gómez Trejo

By Tanya Wadhwa – Sep 24, 2021 Almost seven years after the forced disappearance of 43 students of the Rural

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Juvenicide: A Crime of the Multidimensional War in Colombia

August 15, 2021 Maria Fernanda Barreto Cali, class war, Colombia, Colombia always being a US ppupet, Colombian paramilitary violence, Corporate media, ESMAD, Forced disappearance, genocide, human rights violations, juvenicide, lawfare, Media Disinformation, Paro Nacional, police repression, Primera Línea, state terrorism, uribismo, US Imperialism, War on Drugs

By María Fernanda Barreto – Aug 12, 2021 At the beginning of the 1990s as the victor of the “cold

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Mexico: Forced Disappearance in Ayotzinapa

October 1, 2019 orinocotribune AMLO, Ayotzinapa, desapaceridos, Forced disappearance, Guerrero, Mexico

The Mexican Government described the case of the 43 students disappeared in Guerrero State, southwestern Mexico, in 2014 as a