Tag Archives: Latin American History

ALICE EMBREE | LATIN AMERICA | The First 9/11: Fiftieth anniversary of the coup in Chile

Posted on September 10, 2023 by Thorne Dreyer

September 11, 2023, marks the fiftieth anniversary of the 1973 military coup in Chile. By Alice Embree | The Rag Blog | September 10, 2023 The Austin Committee for Human Rights in Chile began after the coup.  It is where … Continue reading →

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James McEnteer :
Chained together in Hell: Manuel Noriega and George H.W. Bush

Posted on June 19, 2017 by Thorne Dreyer

No one was blinder to the criminality of Noriega, who was on the CIA payroll, than George Herbert Walker Bush. By James McEnteer | The Rag Blog | June 19, 2017 QUITO, Ecuador — Manuel Noriega, former president of Panama, … Continue reading →

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James McEnteer :
Blasts from the past in Buenos Aires

Posted on September 9, 2015 by Thorne Dreyer

Omnipresence of Beatles offers counterpoint to hall of horrors at Museum of Memory and Human Rights. By James McEnteer | The Rag Blog | September 9, 2015 QUITO, Ecuador — On a visit to Buenos Aires last month, it took … Continue reading →

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