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JFK y la estrategia de paz

Muchos en Occidente no se dan cuenta de cuánto JFK fue una excepción a la norma en lo que respecta a la política exterior de Estados Unidos.

por Rick Sterling

El Día de los Caídos en el Holocausto La Embajada de los Estados Unidos afirma falsamente que Auschwitz fue liberado de los Estados Unidos

La declaración fue recibida inmediatamente con desprecio por aquellos que sentían que era otro ejemplo de la eliminación soviética y un insulto al enorme sacrificio que hizo la Unión Soviética para derrotar al fascismo en Europa.

El Día de los Caídos en el Holocausto La Embajada de los Estados Unidos afirma falsamente que Auschwitz fue liberado de los Estados Unidos

The United States Embassy in Denmark has apologized for a statement it made earlier this week that incorrectly claimed that it was American troops that liberated the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. In fact, Red Army troops reached its gates on January 27, 1945. “We acknowledge the important contributions of all Allied Forces during WWII and

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Alan Macleod

Alan MacLeod is Senior Staff Writer for MintPress News. After completing his PhD in 2017 he published two books: Bad News From Venezuela: Twenty Years of Fake News and Misreporting and Propaganda in the Information Age: Still Manufacturing Consent, as well as a number of academic articles. He has also contributed to FAIR.org, The Guardian, Salon, The Grayzone, Jacobin Magazine, and Common Dreams.

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‘Was it USSR who created Al Qaeda? Did the US support all kinds of terrorist fighting against USSR in Afghanistan?’ one skeptical Twitter user posted, questioning the Post’s reporting.

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WASHINGTON --- Despite the United States’ clear history of supporting extremists and provoking instability in the Middle East, the Washington Post recently attempted to blame Russia for the rise of al-Qaida in the region. The

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Declassified Cold War files show disturbing nuclear targeting of population centers.

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The National Security Archive on Wednesday for the first time declassified a list of potential Cold War nuclear targets, and the picture is chilling. Among the industrial infrastructure and military sites that analysts concluded would achieve "high levels of damage" for the Soviet Union is one particularly troubling type of target:

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Analogies comparing Putin to Hitler miss the mark and conveniently omit the West’s hand in creating the current state of affairs.

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Jeffrey Cavanaugh

Jeffrey Cavanaugh is a Mint Press political analyst and columnist specializing in international relations and US policy. He holds a Ph.D. in International Relations, specializing in International Security and Conflict. He has worked as a political science and public administration lecturer at Mississippi State University. Cavanaugh also writes about farm politics and policy, where his work has appeared in agriculture news publications in Illinois.

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In response, they ordered the Soviet Union’s conventional and strategic nuclear forces to go on

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Jeffrey Cavanaugh

Jeffrey Cavanaugh is a Mint Press political analyst and columnist specializing in international relations and US policy. He holds a Ph.D. in International Relations, specializing in International Security and Conflict. He has worked as a political science and public administration lecturer at Mississippi State University. Cavanaugh also writes about farm politics and policy, where his work has appeared in agriculture news publications in Illinois.

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