With Nicolás Maduro on the eve of his kidnapping

IGNACIO RAMONET
It was a month ago. On the night of January 2-3, 2026. It was a few minutes before 2:00 a.m. on that sinister Saturday… We were shocked by the brutality of the attack under the full moon. The violence of the successive explosions. The columns of dark smoke. The intensity of the flames illuminating a stunned, sleepless, and silent Caracas. And then, like a punch to the gut, the news of the kidnapping…

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The Venezuelan revolution is still standing: dismantling Trump's psychological operation

MANOLO DE LOS SANTOS
Following the illegal US operation against Venezuela, a deliberate disinformation campaign has been carried out to sow doubts about the survival of the country's revolution.

The execution of “Operation Absolute Resolve” by the United States, a targeted bombing and the illegal kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro, has created a moment of profound crisis, but also of profound clarity.

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The Serbian high command that organized the human safaris in Bosnia was a CIA agent

PASCUAL SERRANO
The emerging reports about the "human safaris" in Sarajevo during the Bosnian War point to Jovica Stanisic as "the Serbian officer in charge of organizing the trips for the wealthy snipers." In fact, the investigation by the Milanese judiciary identifies Stanisic as the coordinator of these trips under the guise of "hunting excursions."
But who exactly is Jovica Stanisic?

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Mariano Sánchez Soler: "The corruption of Franco's regime has barely been investigated."

JAYRO SANCHEZ
Mariano Sánchez Soler is a Spanish journalist, writer, and historian. He is known for being the author of several seminal studies on the Franco regime and the ultraconservative legacies of Spanish democracy. He has just published *La familia Franco SA* (Editorial Roca, 2025). We spoke with him about the business dealings and secrets of the longest-lasting dictatorship of the 20th century in the West.

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The martyrdom of Charlie Kirk

CHRIS HEDGES
The murder of Charlie Kirk heralds a deadly new phase in the disintegration of a divided and highly polarized United States. While toxic rhetoric and threats are launched across cultural divides like hand grenades, sometimes erupting into actual violence—including the assassination of Minnesota House Speaker Emeritus Melissa Hortman and her husband, and the two assassination attempts on Donald Trump—Kirk's killing is a harbinger of larger-scale societal disintegration.

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European indignity in the face of Trump's deception

JUAN TORRES
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the President of the United States, Donald Trump, have just staged a truly shameless piece of theater.

As he has done with other countries, Donald Trump has not sought a good trade agreement with the European Union that benefits the US economy, as he insists. And von der Leyen's concessions have not been on tariffs to avoid the greater evils of an escalating trade war, as European leaders claim. The issue lies elsewhere.

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Leila Guerriero: “What surprised me most was the stigma attached to survivors.”

CECILIA VALDEZ
Argentine journalist Leila Guerriero was already a renowned journalist before publishing "La llamada," but this book places her in a more than prominent place in the genre with which she is most identified: narrative journalism.
In “The Call,” Guerriero addresses the life of Silvia Labayru, a former militant of the Montoneros guerrilla group and a survivor of the former ESMA clandestine detention center.

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Morocco tries to “bypass” the UN in Western Sahara with the help of the West

RICARD GONZALEZ
In recent years, Morocco has succeeded in getting several Western powers to change their position on the Western Sahara conflict to align themselves with Rabat's theses, albeit to varying degrees. The first was the United States under Donald Trump, and the last was France under Macron, both of which have gone furthest in recognising Moroccan sovereignty over the Sahara.

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The Israeli story of killing Hamas leaders seeking a ceasefire

MEHDI HASAN 
“Israeli leaders killed three birds with one stone,” wrote Reuven Pedatzur, a military affairs analyst for the Israeli daily Haaretz. “They killed the man who had the power to strike a deal with Israel; they took revenge on someone who had caused quite a few Israeli casualties; and they signaled to Hamas that communications with it will only be carried out through military force.”

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