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No se puede encerrar la crisis griega dentro de Grecia
En Francia debemos ser muy cautos a pesar de que ganó Hollande
El capitalismo extractivo y las diferencias en el bando latinoamericano progresista
El capitalismo en la segunda década del siglo XXI: De la época "dorada" a la Edad Oscura
La gente se equivoca cuando habla del apoyo fascista a Le Pen en Francia
Los socialistas franceses siempre fueron partidarios de las guerras imperialistas
El "Plan de paz" en Siria hace el juego a Israel
La guerra de Estados Unidos e Israel contra Irán: El mito de la guerra limitada
El pueblo griego está maduro y buscando una ruptura
La huelga es un acto de solidaridad, es un acto de repudio, pero no es suficiente
La visita del papa a Cuba deja beneficios mutuos
Búsqueda de Colombia por la paz y la justicia (y II): Fallecimiento del modelo neoliberal
Los serviciales verdugos de Israel: El AIPAC invade Washington
La crisis en el ejército de EEUU y el decretazo de Ley Marcial de Obama
El BID y el FMI son como el policía bueno y el policía malo
El sangriento camino hacia Damasco: La guerra de la triple alianza contra un Estado soberano
La masacre de Afganistán estaba preparada
Búsqueda de Colombia por paz y justicia (I): El contexto internacional

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Extractive Capitalism and the Divisions in the Latin American Progressive Camp

Latin America :: 05.02.2012

Introduction: The leading agro-mineral exporting countries, including those engaged with the world’s leading mining and energy multi-national corporations(MNC) are also those characterized as having the most independent and progressive foreign policies. Apparently the primacy of “extractive capitalism” and commodity-export based economies are no longer correlated with ‘neo-colonial’ regimes.

New Essays

Capitalism in the Second Decade of the 21st Century: From the “Golden” to the Dark Ages of Capitalism

Analysis :: 04.23.2012

Introduction: The economic, political and social outlook for the second decade of the 21st century is profoundly negative. The almost universal consensus, even among mainstream orthodox economists, is pessimistic regarding the world economy.

The Rise and Demise of Extractive Capitalism

James Petras and Henry Veltmeyer :: Analysis :: 04.07.2012

General Propositions: Reprimarization of economy (Rep E) involves a shift from diversified import substitution industrialization to increased dependence on agro-mineral export.

US-Israel War on Iran: The Myth of Limited Warfare

Middle East :: 04.04.2012

Washington and Tel Aviv claim and appear to believe that their planned assault on Iran will be a “limited war”, targeting limited objectives and lasting a few days or weeks – with no serious consequences.

The Massacre of the Afghan 17 and the Obama Cover-Up

United States :: 03.26.2012

The March 11 Massacre of the 17 Afghan citizens, including at least nine children and four women, raises many fundamental issues about the nature of a colonial war, the practices of a colonial army engaged in a prolonged (eleven-year) occupation and the character of an imperial state as it commits war crimes and increasingly relies on arbitrary dictatorial measures to secure public compliance and suppress dissent.

Israel’s Willing Executioners: AIPAC Invades Washington

James Petras and Robin Eastman Abaya :: United States :: 03.15.2012

When a country, like the United States, is in decline, it is not because of external competition: Declining competitiveness is only a symptom. It is because of internal rot. Decline results when a nation is betrayed by craven leaders, who crawl and humiliate themselves before a minority of thuggish mediocrities pledged to a foreign state without scruples or moral integrity

The Bloody Road to Damascus: The Triple Alliance’s War on a Sovereign State

Middle East :: 03.09.2012

Introduction: There is clear and overwhelming evidence that the uprising to overthrow President Assad of Syria is a violent, power grab led by foreign-supported fighters who have killed and wounded thousands of Syrian soldiers, police and civilians, partisans of the government and its peaceful opposition.

China: Rise, Fall and Re-Emergence as a Global Power: Some Lessons from the Past

Analysis :: 03.06.2012

Introduction: The study of world power has been blighted by Eurocentric historians who have distorted and ignored the dominant role China played in the world economy between 1100 and 1800.

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