March 7, 2007

But there’sa big problem for Bush and his cronies, as Pepe Escobar relates:. Much more than Asia or Africa, South America, politically, is now the most progressive and hopeful region in the world – forging, in a messy, imperfect, ...

By Pepe Escobar SAO PAULO - US President George W Bush - biting the dust in Iraq, contested at home, despised around the world - is taking a break and heading south on a five-stop tour of Brazil, Uruguay, Colombia, Guatemala and Mexico. ...

By Pepe Escobar Asia Times ".....The Bush reception won't be exactly of the Rolling Stones variety. Massive protests are scheduled everywhere - even in countries where he is not showing up. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez - Bush's ...

Chavez is the king of Latin America, and the number of potential US allies among the pseudo-populist regimes, such as in Brazil, is diminishing by the day. - Pepe Escobar. Read the rest of this entry � UMC News: China.

Bush Down South Center for Research on Globalization, Canada - 2 hours ago by Pepe Escobar. US President George W Bush - biting the dust in Iraq, contested at home, despised around the world - is taking a break and heading south on …

Bush down south Asia Times Online, Hong Kong - Mar 7, 2007 By Pepe Escobar. SAO PAULO - US President George W Bush - biting the dust in Iraq, contested at home, despised around the world - is taking a break and ...

Bush down south Asia Times Online, Hong Kong - Mar 7, 2007 By Pepe Escobar. SAO PAULO - US President George W Bush - biting the dust in Iraq, contested at home, despised around the world - is taking a break and ...

Bush down south Asia Times Online, Hong Kong - 1 hour ago By Pepe Escobar. SAO PAULO - US President George W Bush - biting the dust in Iraq, contested at home, despised around the world - is taking a break and …

Regime change in Tehran might avert the crisis; Asia Times Online correspondent Pepe Escobar on March 2 outlined one such scenario, in which a triumvirate including former presidents Hashemi Rafsanjani and Mohammad Khatami might assume ...

George Bush and Dick Cheney “might as well declare the Iraq war over and out,” says Pepe Escobar in The Asia Times, “As far as they - and the humongous energy interests they defend - are concerned, only now is the mission really ...