(2020-03-03). Nicaragua mourns death of revolutionary priest Ernesto Cardinal. peoplesworld.org 
Nicaragua is in mourning for revolutionary priest, poet and former Sandinista government minister Ernesto Cardenal, who died on Sunday aged 95. The Sandinista government offered condolences to the cleric's family and friends following his death in the capital Managua and recognized his "contribution to the struggle of the Nicaraguan people." It announced a three-day period …
(2020-03-03). Muere Ernesto Cardenal, poeta del evangelio y la revolución. peoplesworld.org 
MANAGUA (AP) — El poeta y sacerdote nicaragàºense Ernesto Cardenal, quien falleció el domingo en Managua a los 95 años, es reconocido como un símbolo de la poesía revolucionaria de su país y de América Latina. Luciendo su boina negra, jeans y camisa campesina, el autor de "Epigramas" recorrió el planeta con sus versos y …
(2020-03-02). Contra-supporting CNN pundit Ana Navarro lobbied for corrupt right-wing Latin American governments. thegrayzone.com Bernie-bashing "Never Trump conservative" CNN pundit Ana Navarro lobbied for El Salvador's right-wing government, whose president was imprisoned for corruption,…
(2020-02-28). US and OAS lobby for Nicaraguan 'political prisoners' who butcher their pregnant girlfriends. thegrayzone.com Ben Norton reports from Nicaragua, where the US embassy and OAS successfully lobbied for the release of violent criminals who…
(2020-02-26). With help from US media allies, Nicaragua's coup-mongers are aiming for Western hearts and minds. thegrayzone.com With its support tanking at home, Nicaragua's opposition is seeking to win over public opinion in the West. A factually…
(2019-12-20). Notes on a private TV newscast in Bolivia. The contrast with Venezuela is clear as day. zcomm.org In August, I took detailed notes a news broadcast on one of Venezuela's largest TV networks. I summarized these notes in an interview I did with the Real News Network making the point that Venezuela's private media (which reaches 60-90% of households) is remarkably free — most especially when you consider the US is openly