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Is Venezuela harboring Hezbollah?
Simeon Tegel
American conservatives warn of militant Islam's spread in Latin America. But their claims are hard to prove
Missoni company confirms that Italian fashion icon and wife are missing
Prachi Gupta
Vittorio Missoni and Maurizia Castiglioni are believed to be missing in Venezuela, where their plane disappeared
Venezuela teetering on the edge over Chavez’s health
Simeon Tegel
As the Venezuelan president battles complications from a cancer operation, politicians angle to fill the power void
Hugo Chavez fighting severe lung infection
Associated Press
Speculation increases that Venezuela's president will not be well enough for his swearing in ceremony next week
Will Latin America offer Assad asylum?
Simeon Tegel
The region has a troubled history of housing disgraced foreign despots -- and the Syrian dictator could be next
Flight records say Russia sent Syria huge sums of cash
Michael Grabell, Jeff Larson, Dafna Linzer
More than 200 tons of "bank notes" from Moscow have helped keep Bashar al-Assad's regime afloat
Outrage over latest Cuban dissident arrests
Girish Gupta
Detained blogger Yoani Sanchez's husband fumes: The Cuban government has "no logic whatsoever"
“I just look illegal”
Andrew Leonard
San Francisco Giants closer Sergio Romo gives his hometown fans yet another thrill
Cuba’s 2nd city without power or water after Sandy
Associated Press
Santiago remains without running water, the death toll in Haiti hits 52
The week the earth stood still
Noam Chomsky
Fifty years after the Cuban Missile Crisis, its lessons about the perils of global domination still resonate
Chavez vows support for Assad in post-election speech
Associated Press
The Venezuelan leader lambasted the U.S. for problems in Syria
“The Iran Job”: Love and basketball — in Shiraz?
Andrew O'Hehir
A college hoops star goes to Shiraz — and stumbles into unexpected intrigue — in a surprising documentary
U.S. media responds to Hugo Chavez’s reelection
Natasha Lennard
Neoliberal disdain, some corners of support and a healthy dose of hypocrisy in post-election comments
Has the myth of Chavez been broken?
Girish Gupta
What Hugo Chavez's narrow election victory means for the future of Venezuela
Chavez wins re-election according to electoral council
Associated Press
The Venezuelan leader won another six year term
Venezuela’s tribe massacre mystery
Girish Gupta
Eighty Yanomami were reportedly killed by Brazilian miners. Evidence suggests this may not be the case
Drugs, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll
Alexander Zaitchik
Mexican pop stars have updated the drug ballad with a gangsta-rap feel. But the guns and criminal ties are real
The Week in Pictures
Carmen Garcia
The RNC dominated the week as an oil fire raged in Venezuela and Angola saw a historic election
Ten ways Americans have lost their freedom
Richard (R.J.) Eskow
Our struggle for liberty has become a fight against concentrated wealth
48 killed in Venezualan oil refinery fire
Jorge Rueda
Fires continue to burn three days after Venezuala's biggest oil refinery explodes--and the cause remains unknown
World’s best political comedians
FPIF Staff
Meet the people from all over the globe who make us laugh and challenge government Orthodoxy
“Agent Garbo”: Wartime’s greatest double-cross
Laura Miller
True spy story: How a Barcelona chicken farmer fooled the Nazis, saved D-Day and became the greatest agent ever
The age of illusion: An interview with Chris Hayes
Jake Blumgart
An editor at large from the Nation discusses meritocracy, Occupy Wall Street and the struggle against the elite
How the US keeps Cuba offline
Nick Miroff
Washington has its wires tangled: It promises Cuba free data, but blocks access to the Internet's coolest tools
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