Paraguay's President Pena resigns amid a domestic banking meltdown, with half the population not being able to access their money.
The problem is that Pena is only the front, in fact Cartez is the true shadow ruler of the country. Paraguay needs regime change.
Mensaje del Presidente de la República, Santiago Peña, al pueblo paraguayo.
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La renuncia de Peña antes de una condena en juicio político le permite acceder a la senaduría vitalicia (art. 189 de la Constitución). Esto le da fueros parlamentarios: para someterlo a un proceso penal se requeriría el desafuero aprobado por dos tercios del Senado (art. 191).
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Who is behind all porn?
H/T @observer4obs
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Hey @grok concise, no spin.
Weeks before Princess Diana died in a Paris car crash, investigator Gordon Thomas reported a foreign intelligence operative had pressured her personal driver, Henri Paul, to suddenly spy and report on a Ritz Hotel guests.
Thomas discovered that the foreign operative met the driver again shortly before the fatal crash.
@grok, which country’s intelligence agency did Thomas identify?
Country only.
This looks like a pretty concerning demographic trend.
Which, in some way, contradicts the widely accepted theory of China continuing to be an economic miracle.
And Carl is not anti-PRC, he is pro-PRC, so this coming from him adds to its credibility.
Many citizens of many countries have been manipulated into a sense of nationalist sentiment where they cheer for political and economical initiatives that they believe will strenghten "their" nation.
But in fact many of these initiatives only benefit a small elite.
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This man operated the turbine at Chernobyl during the fateful test, then immediately disappeared before the KGB could launch an investigation into him.
@grok, escape destination, full name, and ethnicity only.
In many countries, political elites are controlled by their domestic capitalist oligarchy.
This way, the capitalists can launch national initiatives paid for by public funds that benefit their companies.
Whether it is foreign expansion of the multinationals or domestic infrastructure.
This provides a way for the capitalists to translate their existing capital power into political initiatives that further increase their shareholder value of their companies.
South America has an interesting similarity with the Caucasus and Central Asia:
The construction of multiple competing East-West economic transportation corridors.
The former are bioceanic (connecting the Pacific and Atlantic), while the latter connect China with the EU.
How did Bolsonaro escape from Brazil to Argentina?
A hint:
The triple frontera between Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay actually has a very high concentration of CIA and Mossad agents, according to an Iranian official.
There's a significant chance that Lula, who's 80 years old, 7 years above life expectancy, will be dead before his term ends.
Quite interesting that RT is promoting the arrival of a CIA asset in Venezuela.
Part of the deal that Putin made with Trump's Zionists?
Lula winning the elections means that the US does not have unhindered hegemony over the Western hemisphere.
Brazil is practically half of South America.
But for the left to maintain a grip in South America, the flame must not only be preserved, but actively be spread to other countries.
One of the purposes of the Shield of the Americas (El Escudo de las Américas) is to crowdsource right-wing governments' militaries in each other's countries to suppress uprisings.
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Hey @grok, concise no spin.
Victim and perpetrator’s full ethnicity only please.
The election tomorrow in Brazil will determine the geopolitical alignment of South America.
If a pro-American Bolsonaro government comes to power, it effectively puts the seal on American hegemony over the Western hemisphere, after the US already captured Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile and Bolivia and is in the process of conducting regime change in Venezuela.
Yet if Lula remains in power, given the sheer size of Brazil, the American hegemony will continue to be contested, with Latin America being split between a pro-American Hispanic half and the BRICS-oriented Brazilian half. In that case, South America will become a battleground for the next few years of Cold War II.
Both the U.S. and Russia are interfering in Brazil's election. Russia for example uses media like La Base América Latina on YouTube (765K subscribers) where RT reporter Inna Afinogenova pushes sovereignty rhetoric to influence the ideological space in Latin America.
The fact that Russia sells oil to the U.S. at the very moment that Iran is enforcing a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to starve the world economy of oil shows that Russia is not a strategic partner to Iran.













