Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti There was great discontent in Latin America when the U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, said to his country’s Congress that Latin America is “the backyard of the United States.” The comment was aggravated given the context that the United States had not recognized the constitutional and elected government of Nicolas [...]
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Strategy for the International Control of Narcotics
Cambio Newspaper, March 27 and 28 2013 Because of their hegemonic origin, the current U.S. foreign-aid programs still bear the mark of paternalism Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti* On March 3, 2013, the U.S. Department of State issued its annual report to the nation’s Congress on the efforts made by “key” countries in the fight against [...]
Hugo Chavez in the context of history
Cambio, January 13, 2013 Thanks to Chavez, other peoples were able to compete in a democracy against the interests of looting,to have access to government, and to initiate profound processes of decolonization… Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti * When history shows that even the liberators who now are universally recognized, like Simon Bolivar, were resisted while [...]
Bolivia’s Plebeian Justice
Newspaper Cambio, December 8, 2012 By Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti The case of mistreatment due to corruption of the U.S. citizen Jacob Ostreicher in Santa Cruz de la Sierra has opened for the whole world to see the Pandora’s Box that is Bolivian justice, whose elements are worth analyzing. If corruption is defined as the [...]
The United States uses diplomacy to destroy nations
Since the decade of the 50s, U.S. administrations have implemented policies intended to destroy the nations that do not coincide with its ideology and do not respect its hegemony. Cambio Newspaper, October 16, 2012 Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti (*) In recent days, President Evo Morales and the Minister of the Presidency, Juan Ramón Quintana, expressed [...]
What’s behind the decision of the U.S. to not hand over president Goni
The argument of the U.S. Department of State for not extraditing to Bolivia former president Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada sounds curious and ridiculous in declaring that the latter has no direct responsibility for the massacre of October 2003. By Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti / Cambio’s correspondent in the United States The United States’ decision to [...]
Like something out of Ripley’s: Sanchez Berzain accuses Evo Morales of patriotism
The statements of the former minister of Sanchez de Lozada and repressor of the people, publicized through private media, show his need for attention, as they are supported by nothing. Cambio Newspaper, September 15 2012 By Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti (*) Upon reading the statements made by the exiled Bolivian Minister of Defense Carlos Sanchez [...]
Humanity’s New Political Consciousness
Newspaper Cambio, September 2 2012 Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti At the dawn of the 21th Century, humanity undergoes a renewal of understanding that is manifested in the use of reason more that of dogma. The advance of science has lighted gray areas in which beliefs were the only way to “explain” life. Today we see [...]
The imperialism of USAID according to its statutes
Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti It’s no secret that USAID functions as one of the counter-revolutionary mechanisms of the United States. The proofs against it are abundant, but, despite reiterated complaints, it has not been easy to expel it from the countries affected. One gets the impression that the agency works like a virus that is [...]
Convincing proof against USAID
Juan Carlos Zambrana Marchetti Newspaper Cambio July 28, 2012 As hard as we try to expose all of the mechanisms of interventionism, these are so diverse that some of them slip through our fingers after we have had the evidence in hand. This is the curious story of how, after more than a year, I [...]
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