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For an alternative to American corporate media's coverage, it is sometimes refreshing to read releases and stories from Telesur. What is Telesur? Telesur is a Latin American satellite television network in Caracas and sponsored by the Venezuelan government of Venezuela with funding from Cuba, Nicaragua, Uruguay, and Bolivia. It was launched in 2005, under the government of Hugo Chavez, with the aim of being "a Latin socialist answer to CNN".
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Several years ago I wrote about the Venezuelan government selling passports to potential Islamic terrorists in Bagdhad. The arch quasi-villain in all of that was the angry Venezuelan foreign minister at that time, Delcy Rodriguez, who is now Vice President of Venezuela. I clearly remember a news video clip of her threatening a CNN journalist at the United Nations to keep his nose out of such concerns about selling passports, but I was unable to find the link to that clip in my preparation for this article.
Essentially, the long investigation proved that if you were Ahmed Hussein and brought $13000 cash to the front door of the Venezuelan Embassy in Baghdad, you would be able to walk out the side door with a passport proclaiming that you were Jose Salazar of Caracas.
Venezuela Officials Sold Passports to Potential Terrorists; Foreign Minister Rodriguez Threatens CNN Journalists
The U.S.-Venezuela Aid Convoy Story Is Clearly Bogus, but No One Wants to Say It
This is my most important article on these subjects:
Russia, China veto US Venezuela Resolution in Security Council; Elliott Abrams' role in the 1981 Massacre El Salvador
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And who is Elliott Abrams? Please take a few minutes to read the Atlantic article by a New York Times journalist who was there in El Salvador and knows very well of what he writes:
What Did Elliott Abrams Have to Do With the El Mozote Massacre?Inadvertently, Ilhan Omar revealed that Trump may have picked the right man to implement his policy in Venezuela.
Author of Weakness and Deceit: America and El Salvador's Dirty War
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