From the Washington Free Beacon story, "Conservatives Press OAS to Take Tougher Stand Against Maduro, Cuban Infiltration": "The interim president of Venezuela, Juan Guaido, has designated Dr. Gustavo Tarre as the country's permanent representative to the OAS," said Jason Poblete, a conservative international lawyer and expert in Latin American affairs. "The free people of Venezuela [...]
In Defense of American Property Rights in Foreign Nations
Thank you liberty warrior and Texas-based blogger Silvio Canto, Jr. for producing a show on the defense of property rights of American citizens who have had property unlawfully confiscated by foreign governments. I've had the pleasure of being on Silvio's show several times. He covers a lot of topics of interest to persons who follow [...]
Resignation of Rafael Solís: Evading U.S. sanctions or Seeking Amnesty?
From Nicaragua's La Prensa newspaper: El jurista y exasesor del Congreso de Estados Unidos, Jason Poblete, estima que el exmagistrado de la Corte Suprema de Justicia (CSJ), Rafael Solís, no se escapa a las sanciones estadounidenses, pese a que renunció al cargo judicial y a su militancia en el partido gobernante Frente Sandinista de Liberación [...]
Spain, the Unreliable
Spain has been providing anemic lifelines to failed, left-wing dictatorial governments in Latin America for decades including Communist Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, and many others. They rarely, if ever, cooperate with the United States to advance the cause of liberty in the Americas. Now Spain is allegedly selling modern weapons to gross violators of human rights [...]
Bolsonaro? Confie mas verifique
To colleagues who think Brazil's new president Jair Bolsonaro is the greatest thing since sliced bread for dealing with socialists in Latin America, do as Reagan once said, "trust but verify." Bolsonaro's pre-game has been better than average. He has talked a good talk. And, yes, in politics talking the talk is part of the [...]
Under Re-Construction…
Hello again! I started the blog in 2007; however, more than our fair share of a few technical glitches a few months ago -- some more serious than others -- and the editors opted to, essentially, start over. The older posts we can recover shall be reposted in due course.
