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Peru’s US-backed coup

The Grayzone brings a very good investigation on the coup in Peru.  While the first half is about the coup itself, the second half is more interesting.  There you will learn about why and why the US supports this coup.  You will learn about the critical rail infrastructure that was planned to be built throughout Peru and Brazil, and stopped by Bolsonaro, with the the usual suspects as well as the mining companies.  Lula of course supports it.  You will also get a sense of how this region wants to work together to become stronger collectively.   If you took a look at my piece on Why do we fight?,  you will recognize it is the same old thing.   Peru has the 2nd highest copper manufacturing in the South, just behind Chile.  Mr Lavrov in his major presser noted:  Russia does not have a Monroe Doctrine.

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Col...'the farmer from NZ'
Col...'the farmer from NZ'
2 months ago

Thanks Amarynth! Blimey, does this link ever highlight the disgraceful record of colonialism and imperialism – and also what Lula could face if the oligarchs get their way. I have transcribed as best I can the vital message of what has just gone down in Peru from around the 13-18… Read more »

Col...'the farmer from NZ'
Col...'the farmer from NZ'
2 months ago

… overrun… (i) https://www.railway-technology.com/features/the-bi-oceanic-corridor-a-new-railroad-to-rival-maritime-freight/ During a 2013 meeting between Bolivia’s President Evo Morales and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping, the concept of a transnational megaproject was born, one that would join the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by means of a modern railway, spelling the end for the current monopoly maritime… Read more »

Col...'the farmer from NZ'
Col...'the farmer from NZ'
2 months ago
Reply to  amarynth

Yeah, Amarynth… so the thieving drooling lunatic Richardson is at it again huh!!!

A neocon/lib and liar extraordinaire, all the while perfectly at ease with her country’s perpetual pillaging of weak and poorly developed nations.

Perfect credentials to one day run for POTUS.

YCHMTSU
Col

AHH
AHH
2 months ago

Re: the Bi-oceanic railroad corridor.. it is one of the greatest, most inspiring and wholesome projects in front of humanity today. It builds bonds between squabbling neighbors, connects Latin America to the World-Island, and escapes Monroe capture.. Landlocked Bolivia, the engine of this project, may have been couped for this… Read more »

Ersim
Ersim
2 months ago
Reply to  AHH

Even Simón Bolívar had his view about the U.S. : “Los Estados Unidos parecen destinados por la Providencia para plagar la America de miseria a nombre de la libertad” (The United States seems to be destined by Providence to plague America with misery in the name of liberty). Fidel Alejandro… Read more »

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AHH
AHH
2 months ago
Reply to  Ersim

You are right! How could I forget two such heroes? But their people have toes in the Caribbean Sea… so many feisty islanders and peoples there. We need the Andean people to wake up. They and the huge Brazilian cities appear the weak link. Hopefully as Narratives collapse in the… Read more »