Washington Post Shamelessly Promotes US Drug Policy in Colombia
May 29, 2009 12:00 am Leave your thoughtsGarry Leech critically analyses a typically obsequious mainstream portrayal of US policy in Latin America.
Garry Leech
Garry Leech critically analyses a typically obsequious mainstream portrayal of US policy in Latin America.
Garry Leech on how the Colombian government continues to lose moral authority despite its repeated claims that it is fighting an 'anti-terrorist' campaign.
Garry Leech examines the appalling recent history of state-sponsored terrorism in Colombia under the US-backed President Uribe.
Garry Leech considers a worrying Washington initiative aimed at applying the disastrous 'Plan Colombia' counterinsurgency strategy to the battlefields of Afghanistan.
Garry Leech examines the US-backed soft reform programme aimed at undermining support for radical movements in Colombia.
Garry Leech examines how the Colombian governmetn is using anti-terrorism as a pretext for a concerted attack on patently non-violent social organisations.
Garry Leech on why US policy towards its Latin American neighbours is unlikely to change significantly under President Obama.
Garry Leech examines the devastating impact of US policy in Colombia upon the country's Afro-Colombian rural communities.
With the US elections just around the corner, Garry Leech examines the candidates' respective positions on international economic issues, and concludes that there is relatively little to choose between them.
Garry Leech reflects on the rise in state-sponsored violence in Colombia under the presidency of Alvaro Uribe.