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Declassified docs: US knew Russia felt 'snookered' by NATO
Responsible Statecraft
Wayne S. Smith, diplomat who resigned over U.S. policy toward Cuba, dies at 91
The Washington Post
Ex-FBI Agent Rebukes Supreme Court Immunity Ruling: 'Look Back in History'
Newsweek
More Than 10 Years Later, The Senate Torture Report Is Still Secret
The Intercept
Tom Blanton Wants to Know Our Government's Secrets
Washingtonian
DINA: Una fuerza policial tipo Gestapo, en Chile
CIPER Chile
Colombian Army Intelligence Chief Convicted in Justice Palace Killings
Sri Lanka Guardian
Documentos revelan apoyo de la CIA a la policía secretade Pinochet
Prensa Latina
The Pinochet Regime Declassified
Sri Lanka Guardian
Genocide Trial in Guatemala Puts Nation’s Tortured Past in Stark Relief
Ethnic Media Services
A 50 Años de la creación de la DINA: documentos desclasificados de las atrocidades del régimen de Pinochet
El Clarin De Chile
DC Appeals Court Says CIA Can Continue To Withhold 35-Year-Old Memo Already Published By Another Gov’t Agency
Techdirt
Rare verdict finds Chiquita liable for killings of Colombians
The World
'¿Por qué no pudo la justicia colombiana?': presidente Petro tras fallo en contra de Chiquita Brands en EE. UU.
El Tempo
“¿Por qué no pudo la justicia colombiana?”: Petro sobre el caso Chiquita Brands
El Espectador
The End of an ‘Unholy Alliance’ Between Chiquita and a Paramilitary Group
Esquire
Chiquita found liable for paying off right-wing death squad that killed labor organizers in Colombia
Salon
The obscure federal intelligence bureau that got Vietnam, Iraq, and Ukraine right
Vox
Documents trace secret 1960 deal on U.S. warships carrying nukes
The Asahi Shimbun
Newly obtained Nixon-era document uncovers missed opportunity to monitor air pollution: 'Who knows what would have happened'
The Cool Down