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September 15, 2017 By Fausta

17 LatAm and Caribbean countries in “Major Illicit Drug Producing and Major Drug-Transit Countries” list

At LAHT (emphasis added),

That list of countries, which does not necessarily reflect the counter-narcotics efforts of their governments or their level of cooperation with the US on illegal drug control, comprises Afghanistan, the Bahamas, Belize, Bolivia, Burma, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, India, Jamaica, Laos, Mexico, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Panama, Peru and Venezuela.

Bolivia and Venezuela were designated as countries that had “failed demonstrably” during the previous 12 months to adhere to their obligations under international counter-narcotics agreements.

Count ’em:

  1. Bahamas,
  2. Belize,
  3. Bolivia,
  4. Colombia,
  5. Costa Rica,
  6. Dominican Republic,
  7. Ecuador,
  8. El Salvador,
  9. Guatemala,
  10. Haiti,
  11. Honduras,
  12. Jamaica,
  13. Mexico,
  14. Nicaragua,
  15. Panama,
  16. Peru,
  17. Venezuela.

Bad news on Colombia, which should not surprise readers of this blog,

But the novelty of this year’s memorandum was the decision to threaten Colombia, Washington’s closest ally both in the Latin American region and in the fight against drug trafficking, with decertification.

The US “seriously considered designating Colombia as a country that has failed demonstrably to adhere to its obligations under international counter-narcotics agreements,” the presidential memorandum stated, citing the “extraordinary growth of coca cultivation and cocaine production over the past 3 years, including record cultivation during the last 12 months.”

Record coca cultivation and cocaine production, that is, taking place as the FARC, the world’s largest narco-terrorist organization, becomes a political power.

In a somewhat related vein,
I’ve been watching the third season of Netflix’s morality tale, Narcos, where art imitates life. It takes place during the 1990s and, as the saying goes, “The more things change . . .”

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September 7, 2017 By Fausta

Horrible destruction: Barbuda and St Martin

Daily Mail reports:
Paradise destroyed: Hurricane Irma wipes out TWO Caribbean islands as it batters Puerto Rico with 185mph winds after destroying 95 per cent of tiny Barbuda and St Martin, killing at least ten

-‘Monster’ Hurricane Irma started hammering Puerto Rico with 185mph winds and heavy rain late last night

-The category 5 storm reduced Caribbean islands of Barbuda and St Martin to rubble with deadly destruction

-Roughly 95% of homes and properties were destroyed on both islands with Barbuda now ‘barely habitable’

-At least eight people died on the French part of St Martin, while a two-year-old child was killed in Barbuda

-Some 900,000 people are without power on Puerto Rico and at least 50,000 people are without water

-Irma was following projected path that would see it hit Dominican Republic, Turks and Caocos [sic] and Haiti today

-The hurricane is expected to continue past eastern Cuba before veering north for Florida at the weekend

-Red Cross said it is preparing for ‘a major humanitarian response’ as UN estimated 49million will be affected

-Mandatory evacuations were ordered in the Florida Keys and parts of Miami as the scale of the storm emerged

From Jonathan Falwell’s Twitter feed,

Saint Martin needs your prayers. This was shelter we were in until 5am when roof blew off. We were moved minutes before. pic.twitter.com/T5NSrZD71b

— Jonathan Falwell (@jonathanfalwell) September 6, 2017

Related:

Waiting on the Storm

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September 4, 2017 By Fausta

And now for #HurricaneIrma’s #ConeOfUncertainty

It’s Labor Day and the family dropped by, along with the pup, so we hung out,

We didn’t turn on the TV until this morning, when this turned up,

Caribbean Islands Begin Preparations for Hurricane Irma. Category Three storm could threaten islands as early as Tuesday

Hurricane watches were posted for Antigua and Barbuda, Anguilla, Monserrat, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Martin, Guadeloupe and the British Virgin Islands.

The U.S. National Hurricane Center said the center of the storm could near that region late Tuesday. It said islands farther north, including the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, should monitor the progress of the storm.

A Facebook friend sent this very useful link to the National Hurricane Center. For us in Central and South Florida, it’s not clear what the impact will be.

Speaking of Facebook, there’s a person just now declaring that I’m a man. While my obstetrician would differ on that declaration (no cone of uncertainty there!), it’s just another instance of social media insanity: North Korea’s going nuclear, and someone’s getting worked up on this??

Enjoy the day. I’ll post more on LatAm soon.

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January 17, 2017 By Fausta

Trinidad & Tobago: Future uncertain

The curse of the extractive economies:

Once a Caribbean Success Story, Trinidad and Tobago Faces an Uncertain Future

In many ways, the two recessions are similar, with the oil curse leaving its mark on both. The non-hydrocarbon sector is incapable of carrying Trinidad and Tobago’s economy on its own. There are the same stories today as there were in the 1980s of declining incomes, lost jobs and the hopelessness that uncertainty brings. But the country did learn from the 1980s. The government now has a Heritage and Stabilization Fund that helps steady state expenditures by setting aside surpluses in the good years for distribution in the down ones. Although the fund’s resources are severely limited, its spending so far in the recession is one reason the current contraction has not been nearly as severe as it was in the 1980s.

That said, Trinidad and Tobago faces an environment today that is much less conducive to a solid recovery. Since 2000, there has been a marked increase in crime and violence, corruption and ethnic tensions in a country home to East Indians, Africans and many mixed identities. Those tensions have fed violent extremism, including from marginalized Muslims that make up only 8 percent of Trinidad and Tobago’s population of 1.3 million people. Many fear that this economic and social deterioration cannot be easily reversed, or even halted, if oil markets recover.

Read Robert Looney’s full article here.

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June 13, 2016 By Fausta

The Copa America Carnival of Latin America and the Caribbean

Soccer fans everywhere are cheering their teams. Since I’m not a fan, all I can do is point you to their Twitter feed.

ARGENTINA
Argentina to suspend RT from national broadcasting

Por orden del papa Francisco, Scholas Ocurrentes rechazó los 16 millones de pesos que le donó el gobierno de Macri

“El Gobierno argentino tiene que acudir a tantas necesidades del pueblo, que no tienen derecho a pedirle un centavo”, fue el argumento del Santo Padre; sorpresa y malestar en la Casa Rosada

Taxi Drivers Protest against Uber in Argentina

BOLIVIA
Bolivia to File Counter-Suit against Chile over Silala River Dispute

BRAZIL
Brazil’s Iguatemi sees early signs of confidence returning

Brazil’s Fiscal Accounts Were a Nasty Surprise to Temer’s Team

Brazil’s Rousseff calls for referendum on early elections

Brazilians Supporting Dilma Rousseff Protest Temer Government

CHILE
Chile is “sick” from the lack of a pluralistic press, journalist says

COLOMBIA
Ex-President Uribe Launches Signature Drive against Colombian Peace Accords. Santos finds it laughable:

Mientras @JuanManSantos se ríe de los colombianos, nosotros defendemos una paz con justicia y sin impunidad. https://t.co/NOo6MlcIij

— Óscar Iván Zuluaga (@OIZuluaga) June 12, 2016

CUBA
Is Cuba preparing to extradite convicted cop killers back to the US?
Obama’s Cuba Trip Was Just a Family Vacation

ECUADOR
Visiting Ecuador After the Earthquake

HONDURAS
Honduras gang violence uproots thousands a month: UN

MEXICO
Mexican Government Protests Border Agent Shooting Illegal Alien In Self-Defense

Striking Teachers Burn Government Offices in Mexico

Zetas drug gang ‘used Mexico prison as extermination camp to kidnap and kill 150’

NICARAGUA
Earthquake hits Nicaragua close to Honduras

PANAMA
The Panama Canal Expansion: Changes Beyond the Waterway

PERU
Peru’s Keiko Fujimori vows to lead opposition in sour concession

PUERTO RICO
Obama urges Senate to pass Puerto Rico aid bill quickly

US Geological Survey says it will end water monitoring

Puerto Rico gets help in Congress as July deadline looms

Puerto Rico Lawmakers Mull Bill to Prevent Water Utility Default

VENEZUELA
‘We want food!’ Looting and riots rock Venezuela daily

Few options as Venezuela nears brink
NPR + NYT: A RECIPE FOR CLUELESSNESS



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June 2, 2016 By Fausta

Venezuela: Argentina’s OAS tit-for-tat

As mentioned earlier, OAS chief Luis Almagro called for a meeting to discuss Venezuela’s human rights violations of the Democratic Charter.

Almagro needs at least eighteen votes to sanction Venezuela, which may prove difficult.

Caricom countries are still hopeful they could continue their very profitable Petrocaribe arrangements with Venezuela, as described in this article from Jamaica,

In essence, when the market price of oil exceeds $40 per barrel, the monetary value representing between 30 per cent and 70 per cent of each sale is loaned to the Government of Jamaica. This loan is to be repaid over a period of 25 years at the rate of 1 per cent per annum. Where the market price of oil is below $40, the monetary value representing between 5 per cent and 25 per cent of each sale is available to the Government of Jamaica as a loan for 17 years at 2 per cent. In either case, therefore, Jamaica receives a loan from Venezuela on concessionary terms.

Whether their hopes are realistic remains to be seen, but for now they are siding with Venezuela.

Another hurdle comes from Argentina. Casto Ocando, writing at Vértice (link in Spanish), reports on the internal battle lead by Argentina against the OAS sanctioning Venezuela.

Ocando has the documents,

Correo electrónico muestra esfuerzos de @CancilleriaARG para frenar aplicación #CartaDemocrática a Venezuela pic.twitter.com/nQLsDPtRja

— VÉRTICE (@verticenews) May 31, 2016

Venezuela is trying to buy time and calls for “dialogue”; John Kerry, consistent with the Obama administration’s never-ending streak of “smart diplomacy“, supports this call for “dialogue,” and so does Argentina’s ambassador to the OAS, Juan José Arcuri.

Why Argentina?
Diplomatic sources revealed to Ocando that Argentina’s current foreign minister and former UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon’s chief of staff, Susana Malcorra, has pledged to support to Venezuela at the OAS in exchange for Venezuela’s vote at the UN.

in practical terms this means that Malcorra will block OAS sanctions against the Venezuelan communist regime so she gets to be chief of the United Nations. Great values for a Secretary General at the UN cesspool.

And she has Macri’s backing because it will add to his administration’s “achievements.”

H/t Alek Boyd’s FB feed.

UPDATE
Trending at BadBlue.



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Filed Under: Argentina, Caribbean, UN, Venezuela Tagged With: Casto Ocando, Fausta's blog, Mauricio Macri, OAS, smart diplomacy

April 18, 2016 By Fausta

The Carnival Carnival of Latin America and the Caribbean

Well, well, Carnival Cruise Lines expected Cuba’s communist regime to lift its restriction on Cuban-born Americans who arrive by sea, but nooooo . . . and now a group of Cuban Americans have a discrimination lawsuit against Carnival in federal court.

Babalu posts that

the MV Adonia, that is scheduled to sail to Cuba was found to be deficient in meeting safety standards set by the U.S. Coast Guard and that it’s first voyage to the Dominican Republic under Fathom’s flag was canceled.

Additionally, last Tuesday protestors demonstrated in front of Carnival Corp.’s Doral headquarters. Among them was Ramon Saul Sanchez, president of the Democracy Movement, which organized the protest. Now, after living in the U.S.A. for forty-nine years, Ramon Saul Sanchez Has U.S. Residency Application Denied.

Sanchez, who obtained legal entry into the U.S. in what is known as a “parole,” applied for permanent residency in 2002 so he could legally travel aboard the many flotillas he has organized over the years and return easily to the United States.

That permanent residency request was denied and his parole has now also expired, according to the letter issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

“You are not authorized to remain in the United States and should make arrangements to depart as soon as possible,” stated the letter, dated April 7 and received by Sanchez Thursday. “Failure to depart may result in your being found ineligible for immigration benefits and inadmissible to the United States in the future.”

The letter also states that the decision cannot be appealed. However, a motion to reopen the case could be filed. Sanchez said he has lawyers working on the next step.

Maybe he ought to have tried calling himself a “Dreamer,” or claim to be Syrian.

ARGENTINA
Time Warp: Five dead in Argentina after taking drugs at electronic music festival that ‘got out of control’. Doctors said they were trying to determine what drugs the victims had taken

Argentina ex-president Fernandez de Kirchner defies court

The former Argentine President, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, has refused to testify at a court hearing into fraud allegations.
. . .
Emerging from the courthouse, Ms Fernandez gave a stirring hour-long speech to the crowds. She suggested she and other leftist leaders in the region had been unfairly accused of corruption by a “media, political and judicial matrix”.

The crowd trashed the location.

BOLIVIA
Evo feels the Bern at the Vatican,

#BromanceBern: Dem presidential candidate Bernie Sanders shakes hand w Bolivian Pres Evo M… https://t.co/IjNImiQBfP via @bpolitics

— Fausta (@Fausta) April 15, 2016

BRAZIL
Re: the impeachment vote, go here.

Two days ago, Brazil’s Rousseff Works to Sway Lawmakers on Eve of Impeachment Vote. President meets with officials at her residence while other lawmakers continue congressional session

WHY BRAZIL IS WORRIED ABOUT ISIS. The Olympics are scheduled to open on August 5th.

CHILE
Storms leave three million without water in Chile capital

“Unfortunately the weather system over the metropolitan region brought rain that caused increased sediment in the Maipo River, which means a water cut for the population affecting about three million people,” Santiago Mayor Claudio Orrego told a news conference.

COLOMBIA
Colombia struggles with peace fatigue.

Santos published an op-ed in The Guardian, As Colombia’s leader, I know we must rethink the drugs war.The president of Colombia argues that his country’s narco-related violent history illustrates exactly why a global rethink on prohibition should be the key discussion at this week’s UN general assembly special session on drugs

CUBA
Panama Intercepts Major Drug Shipment From Cuba

Today’s Capt. Louis Renault moment: Raúl Castro hardens rhetoric, warns Cubans to be alert to U.S. intentions

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
993 kilos of cocaine seized off Dominican Republic

ECUADOR
Leaked Documents Confirm Ecuador’s Internet Censorship Machine

Cubans in Ecuador want to fly directly from Quito to reach the U.S.

Earthquake headlines:

RING OF FIRE: 7.8 MAG ROCKS ECUADOR…
JAPAN EXODUS AS MORE QUAKES SHAKE…
Region ‘swaying every hour’…
Rescuers race against landslides…
TOYOTA stops operations due to supply shortage…
Mysterious foam fills streets…
Top scientist: Could foreshadow ‘mega quake’…
LIST: STRONGEST SINCE 1900…

Bernie Sanders’s new friends, ¿Una nueva alianza de izquierdas?: Bernie Sanders, Evo Morales y Rafael Correa juntos en Roma

MEXICO
U.S. Goes After New Cartel, Mexican Government Defends the Criminal Group

Authorities have just identified and moved to seize some assets tied to a new cartel in Mexico that had been quietly working under the radar for year supplying large quantities of heroin into Philadelphia. Soon after the announcement, a Mexican governor rushed to their defense claiming they were not a security threat.

Known as the Laredo Cartel, the group had been supplying the streets of Philadelphia with a steady supply of heroin from Mexico.

‘New’ Vigilante Groups Keep a Violent Tradition Alive in Michoacán

PANAMA
IMF chief: regulators long ‘alarmed’ over Panama’s handling of taxation.Christine Lagarde responds to Panama Papers revelations, noting that authorities were concerned but did not take ‘expected’ action

PUERTO RICO
Dethroned Puerto Rico Miss Universe contestant files £2.1 million lawsuit. That’s $3million in America.

Ms Caride was stripped of her title after she was criticised for being dismissive and saying she did not love cameras in an interview with a local newspaper.

Say “NO” to the bailout: Puerto Rico rescue falters under attack by conservatives, investors.

VENEZUELA
Shifting the deck chairs on the Titanic, Venezuela travels forward in time half an hour to help ease energy crisis.Nicolás Maduro rolls back measure enacted by Hugo Chávez to provide more daylight during hours of peak energy consumption amid drought conditions

This week’s podcast,

Now live in @SCantojr‘s podcast: Cuban baseball players plus US-Latin America stories of the week https://t.co/iXnYoFdhAZ

— Fausta (@Fausta) April 15, 2016



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July 27, 2015 By Fausta

The Indoctrinator Carnival of Latin America and the Caribbean

Today’s Carnival is dedicated to cartoonist Luciano Cunha, creator of The Indoctrinator.

ARGENTINA
Pathetic: Now Argentina accuses Falkland Islands fishermen of stealing their FISHA SENIOR Falkland Islands diplomat has hit back at claims by an Argentine minister that the wealth of the remote archipelago derives from “stolen” fish.

PRO’s Macri says government seeking to ‘demonize’ him

BOLIVIA
Bolivia Frees 47 of 51 Arrested after Violent Protests

BRAZIL
Brazilian politics
The power behind the throne
A junior partner in government is running the country

It is the person, not the party, that is abandoning the coalition, the PMDB was quick to declare. Still, Mr [Eduardo] Cunha’s exit is a worry for the president. Last week came news that police are investigating her predecessor and political mentor, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, for possible influence-peddling on behalf of construction firms. He denies the allegation. That is a further blow to the battered PT. Ms Rousseff needs the PMDB more than ever if she is to survive until the end of her term in 2018. Increasingly, it is running the show.

An oil scandal is shaking Brazil’s democracy to its core

New plant species ‘discovered on Facebook’
Experts identified a plant pictured on Facebook as a new species, since named as “drosera magnifica“, or magnificent sundew, according journal research paper
. Someone tell Pope Francis.

CHILE
Chile charges over burning students
A Chilean judge charges seven former soldiers over the burning of two students during a 1986 protest against Gen Augusto Pinochet’s government.

COLOMBIA
Colombians Outraged by Gang Rape of Bus Driver

COSTA RICA
Costa Rica: Examples of How to be Like Greece (h/t JC)

CUBA
Evidence Mounts That Oswaldo Payá Was Assassinated by the Castros
Human Rights Foundation Documents Cuban Agents at Work on Tragic Day
; Victims of Communism organization follows up on Ted Cruz’s address change proposal

Inside the offices of Granma, Cuba’s government newspaper

There’s a sucker born every minute: Cuba Hoping To Kickstart Offshore Oil & Gas Industry

Springtime for America’s EnemiesDangerous and short-sighted U.S. diplomacy has empowered no one except state sponsors of terrorism and fascistic regimes.

ECUADOR
Rafael Correa recibe la asesoría de la chavista Eva Golinger
La «novia de Venezuela», como la llamó Chávez, se ha ocupado en «desacreditar» a quienes critican al presidente de Ecuador

GUATEMALA
Fired for Daring to Prosecute Extortion in Rural Guatemala
Georgetown University’s False Heroine: Part III

HAITI
A Glimpse Of An Everyday Struggle Among Haiti’s Health Care Workers

JAMAICA
Pennies on the dollar: Jamaica to retire $3B in oil debt to Venezuela

Jamaica has forged a deal to retire $3 billion in oil debts to Venezuela thanks to bond sales.

In a Friday statement, Jamaica said it has issued roughly $2 billion in bonds on the international capital market that will pay down the debt it accumulated through Petrocaribe, a Venezuelan program that provides fuel to countries at market prices but under generous credit terms.

Officials say a negotiated settlement with Caracas will dismiss about $3 billion in long-term debt in exchange for $1.5 billion. It was not immediately clear Friday if Jamaica’s deal will retire all of its Petrocaribe debt.
. . .
Jamaica’s Petrocaribe settlement is similar to one the Dominican Republic negotiated with Venezuela earlier this year. That Caribbean country dismissed $4 billion in Petrocaribe debt in exchange for $2 billion.

MEXICO
Mexican judge jails three Joaquin Guzman prison guards

Filmmaker Ridley Scott to bring life of “El Chapo” to the big screen
British director purchases rights to Don Winslow’s bestseller ‘The Cartel’

Is there a rift between Mexico’s president and first lady?
Rumors fly after videos capture allegedly awkward moments between Enrique Peña Nieto and his wife, Angélica Rivera

PANAMA
Panama, Costa Rica join forces, demand corruption investigation of CONCACAF Gold Cup

PARAGUAY
US asks Paraguay to extradite Fifa official Nicolas Leoz

PERU
Police burn down illegal gold mine town in Peru
Action against La Pampa is latest blow in war against illegal mining that is destroying rainforest and spreading mercury poisoning


First pictures of last-uncontacted Amazon tribe
Mashco Piro tribe have lived in the jungle in Peru for at least 600 years, but have never before been approached

PUERTO RICO
Puerto Rico debt crisis: austerity for residents, but tax breaks for hedge funds
The Caribbean territory has courted some of Wall Street’s richest citizens, selling its debt and offering inducements while local people face high taxes and cuts

URUGUAY
Uruguay says more Syrian refugees welcome

VENEZUELA
Mega-Gangs the New Plague in Venezuela
Organized Crime Takes Root in Neglected Slums

Venezuela Bars Foreign Lawmakers’ Visit to Jailed Opposition Leader

Memo To Venezuela: The Soviets Nationalized Food Distribution And Guess What? It Didn’t Work

Mother of all battles in scarcity-hit Venezuela: having a baby

The last available health ministry figures for infant mortality under 1 show an increase of 2.35 percent from January to October last year compared with the same period of 2013.

The week’s posts and podcast:
Madrid’s City Hall and the man on the Moon: Tales from a socialist mindset

Puerto Rico: The bets are on

Argentina: #Nisman’s killer washed his hands in the sink

Venezuela: A lesson we can’t forget

Brazil: Meet The Indoctrinator

Mexico: El Chapo’s buddies tunneled out, too UPDATED

Planned Parenthood and the evil of our times

Argentina: Judge in Cristina’s hotel case, “If I turn up suicided, look for the killer”

LatAm currencies slide

Colombia: Today’s infographic

Cuba: “Mojito diplomacy”

Cuban embassy now open in DC

In Sivio Canto's podcast at 8PM Eastern, http://t.co/SgpPdARfdW

— Fausta (@Fausta) July 22, 2015



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