Nick Corbishley is a journalist at Naked Capitalism and GlobalResearch. He covers a wide range of topics, including regional interest and world news, with a focus on LATAM, government and politics, as well as energy and mining sectors. His work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting issues related to energy policy, renewable energy, and agriculture.
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The biggest casualty of this year's World Cup could end up being the game of football itself, and the damage could be permanent.
By: Yves Smith
On June 8, the 41-year old Polish journalist and activist Monika Silva Koniuszek was found dead at her home in Montañita, a coastal town in the Ecuadorian province of Santa Elena.
First they came for Muslim activists. Then they came for Nigel Farage. Now, they're coming for independent media outlets.
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The US' abduction of President Nicolás Maduro and his replacement with Delcy Rodríguez appears to have changed nothing.
By: Yves Smith
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By: Yves Smith
The Trump administration is trying to rebuild the tariff wall that was knocked down last year by the US Supreme Court.
By: Yves Smith
“Today is a terrible day for Argentina's foreign policy.” Before Javier Milei was elected president of Argentina, in November 2023, he made
Football is the world's biggest grossing sport. Now they want to bleed it dry.
