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“Historical Moment” as Venezuela Becomes a Full Member of Mercosur
“Historical Moment” as Venezuela Becomes a Full Member of Mercosur Caracas, 29 Jun. AVN.- The member states of the Common Market of the South (Mercosur) approved Venezuela’s adhesion as full member in the regional bloc today. The presidents of Mercosur … Continue reading
Posted in Latin America - Caribic, News
Tagged <Southern Hemisphere, Chavez, Global South, Market Economy, MERCOSUR, nsnbc, Trade, venezuela, venezuelanalysis
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Putin, Obama meet on sidelines of G-20 Summit
Putin, Obama meet on sidelines of G-20 Summit Bilateral meetings between G-20 leaders have become what might be called a prelude to the summit itself. Russian President Vladimir Putin represents the Russian Federation at the forum which opened on June … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics, World
Tagged Bilateral Relations, G-20, global security, Globalization, IAEA, Iran Nuclear Talks, nsnbc, Obama, Putin, Russia, Trade, USA, Voice of Russia, World Trade Organization, WTO
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The “Global Crises of Capitalism”; Whose Crises, Who Profits?
By James Petras – The Official James Petras Website. Via The 4Th Media Introduction From the Financial Times to the far left, tons of ink has been spilt writing about some variant of the “Crises of Global Capitalism”. While writers … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Latin America - Caribic, Politics, World
Tagged AIPAC, ALBA, Banking, Banksters, China, Corruption, Disaster Capitalism, economic crisis, economics, EU, finance, Global Capitalism, Globalism, Globalization, Import - Export, james petras, James Petras Website, Latin America - Caribic, nsnbc, Stock Market, the 4th media, Trade, USA, Wall Street
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Iran cuts oil exports to British, French firms
Iran’s Oil Ministry announces it has cut oil exports to British and French firms in line with the decision to end crude exports to six European states. The move comes as Iranian Oil Minister Rostam Qasemi had earlier hinted at … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Middle East, News
Tagged Anti-Imperialism, Commerce, EU, Europe, finance and economics, France, global security, Iran, Middle East, nsnbc, Oil Export, press tv, Sanctions, Trade, UK, United Kingdom
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Zimbabwe: Zim diamonds shake market
Takunda Maodza Senior Reporter The Herald – Zimbabwe MARANGE diamonds have brought stiff competition on the international market, causing prices to fall sharply, especially in India. This has left traditional giants like De-beers in a quandary. Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Economy, News
Tagged Africa, Chiadswa, De Beers, development, Diamonds, economy, KP, Marange Resources, Mbada Diamonds, nsnbc, Sanctions, Social Development, The Herald, Trade, us sanctions, Zim Diamonds, Zimbabwe
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China pledges to support Africa’s ‘just position’
From Munyaradzi Huni in ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia – The Herald CHINA has pledged to support the “just position” of African countries in various international forums saying it was opposed to the “big, strong and rich countries bullying the small, weak … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Asia, Geo-Politics, News
Tagged Africa, african union, Anti-Imperialism, AU, Ban Kye Moon, China, development, Homosexuality, Ivory Coast, Libya, Modo-Colonialism, nsnbc, pan-african, Robert Mugabe, The Herald, Trade, UN, UN secretary general, United Nations, Zimbabwe
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Favourable Verdict for Venezuelan Government on Exxon Nationalisation Case
Caracas, January 2nd 2012 (Venezuelanalysis.com) – The Venezuelan government has described its arbitration hearing at the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) as a “successful defence” after it was told to pay just US$907 million to the Texas-based oil company Exxon … Continue reading