axis
Advanced Search

Arturo Rosales
Arturo Rosales is a seasoned journalist who has worked in several Latin American countries. Since 1999 he has been writing on a volunatary basis to disseminate the truth about environmental and energy issues which are often obfuscated in the corporate media. With the advent of the Bolivarian revolution he turned his hand to more politically angled writing, especially when analyzing the effects and strategy of the Global Corporate Empire on the third world and Latin America in particular. Currently, Arturo is a staff writer for Axis of Logic."

  • Poverty in Venezuela fell from 70% in 1996 to 23% in 2009
    Special Report with Editorial Comment by Arturo Rosales , Venezuelan National Statistics Office

    Editorial comment by Arturo Rosales: The basic information outlined below is what readers abroad will rarely see in the corporate media. From the BBC to CNN, FOX and the floundering big city newspapers. If such media ever did publish this information it would be an admission that Chávez’ economic policies... » read this article
  • Back on the campaign trail in the Bolivarian Republic
    Arturo Rosales in Caracas. Axis of Logic , Axis of Logic

    On September 26th legislative elections will take in place in Venezuela. The last elections for National Assembly deputies took place in December 2005 and the Venezuelan opposition, facing total humiliation at the ballot box, withdrew from the elections and compounded their humiliation by handing all 167 legislative seats to the... » read this article
  • Star Spangled Massacre
    Arturo Rosales in Caracas. Axis of Logic , Axis of Logic

    It was a sad day for all people of good will on October 9th 2009 when the Nobel Committee announced the award the Peace Prize to US President Barack Obama. At the ceremony Obama was obliged to defend his decision to authorize the sending of a further 30,000 US troops... » read this article
  • Back to Voodoo Economics and the "Green Shoots Recovery"
    Arturo Rosales in Caracas. Axis of Logic , Axis of Logic

    Is the “green shoots” recovery for real? Special report: Arturo Rosales in Caracas The much vaunted “green shoots” of recovery phrase coined by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and hailed by the corporate media, began to break out into the sunlight during a period of soaring unemployment, collapsing house prices, foreclosures, falling... » read this article
  • The Empire strikes back!
    Arturo Rosales in Caracas. Axis of Logic , Axis of Logic

    The waning influence of the US in Latin America in the last decade can be attributed primarily to the influence and regional foreign policy of President Hugo Chávez and the Bolivarian revolution. Left leaning leaders were elected in all countries, even in Central America, with the notable exceptions of Colombia,... » read this article
  • Opposition Media Dogs Salivate Over Venezuela's New Cable TV Law
    Arturo Rosales and Les Blough in Caracas. Axis of Logic , Axis of Logic

    The Special Law on Subscription Television is now before the Venezuelan National Assembly. Its contents will be debated by the national deputies and could be on the statute book by the end of July 2009. They'll be like salivating dogs gathered around a juicy bone when the western media gets wind of the new Cable TV law... » read this article
  • Cable TV may be regulated in Venezuela
    Arturo Rosales - Axis of Logic , Axis of Logic

    News has emerged for the National Assembly that a discussion paper has been presented to control the content of cable TV channels in Venezuela. This is precisely what was suggested in “Globovision digging its own grave in Venezuela”, published on Axis of Logic on May 22. It looks like the... » read this article
  • Globovision digging its own grave in Venezuela. (Updated)
    Arturo Rosales in East Caracas. Axis of Logic. , Axis of Logic

    Arturo Rosales reports from prosperous “Republic of East Caracas”·   Yesterday (Thursday March 21st) various commissions from the Consumer Protection Agency (INDEPABIS), Venezuelan IRS (SENIAT), Ministry of Commerce (MINCOM), the CICPC (investigative criminal police) and vehicle experts from the Institute of Terrestrial Transport (INTTT) arrived in the urbanization of Los... » read this article
  • Financial Crisis: Fraud, Incompetence or Planned?
    Arturo Rosales. Axis of Logic , Axis of Logic

    What the following interview broadcast on PBS with William K. Black on the Bill Moyers Journal show is a real eye-opener. Black was the lead investigator from the 1980's Savings and Loans scandal. The S&L scandal cost the US taxpayer more than US$160 billion and was also sparked by Thatcherite and... » read this article
  • Jim Rogers Interview on the Impending Depression (video and comment)
    Jim Rogers Interview. Editorial comment by Arturo Rosales, Axis of Logic , Silver Bear Cafe. Axis of Logic

    Editorial comment by Arturo Rosales*: Jim Rogers (read his bio on Wikipedia) criticizes the bail outs of banks in the US and the UK. Begin by understanding that Jim Rogers is a capitalist and a champion of the "free market economy". This background makes his comments all the more interesting. He... » read this article
  • The Rory Story of how the US is going to save Cuba
    Arturo Rosales*. Axis of Logic , Axis of Logic

    When I read Les Blough’s critique of Rory Carroll’s Guardian article on the collapse of US sanctions against Cuba, I remembered the young Rory when he was in Caracas and invited to President Chávez’s Aló Presidente TV show two years ago. At that time, Rory tried to make a name... » read this article
  • Will cheap oil compromise Venezuela´s revolution? (Video)
    Miguel Tinker Salas*. Editorial comment by Arturo Rosales. , Real News Video. Axis of Logic.

    Real News Video and Axis of Logic Editorial Comment: Since most readers do not live in Venezuela it is very difficult to contextualize and fully appreciate this video and its importance. At present, private TV and radio stations as well as the press are running interview after interview, analysis after... » read this article
  • Venezuela - Opposition students "peacefully" set alight national park
    Arturo Rosales reports for Axis of Logic , Axis of Logic

    Opposition students from the Metropolitan University, the Santa María University, Monte Avila and the Catholic University "Andres Bello"- all private, fee paying entities - deliberately set alight part of the Avila national park (Guaraira Repano) on Wednesday. The events were recorded on video.   These acts of unbridled ecological vandalism... » read this article
  • Articles by Arturo Rosales - 2007 - 2008
    Axis of Logic Editorial Board , Axis of Logic

    Arturo Rosales is a seasoned journalist who has worked in several Latin American countries. Since 1999 he has been writing on a voluntary basis to disseminate the truth about environmental and energy issues which are often obfuscated in the corporate media. With the advent of the Bolivarian revolution he turned... » read this article
  • Articles by Arturo Rosales 2007
    Axis of Logic Editorial Board , Axis of Logic

    Fascist conspiracy, Fueled by U.S. Tax Dollars to Launch the 2nd Coup D'Etat in The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela Nov 10, 2007 Venezuelan opposition - Blinkered and jumping through hoops Aug 30, 2007 Is the corporate press finally becoming more honest in the case of Venezuela? August 24, 2007 Hydrogen... » read this article
<< prev next >>

World News
  • Argentina Court Blocks Glyphosate Spraying Near Rural Town
    BUENOS AIRES -(Dow Jones)- In a ruling bearing potentially far-reaching implications, an appellate court in Argentina's Santa Fe province this week upheld a decision blocking farmers from spraying agrochemicals near populated areas. The ruling blocks...
  • Volcano erupts near Eyjafjallajoekull in south Iceland
    An Icelandic volcano, dormant for 200 years, has erupted, ripping a 1km-long fissure in a field of ice. The volcano near Eyjafjallajoekull glacier began to erupt just after midnight, sending lava a hundred metres high....
  • Guatemalan Coffee a Complex Blend
    HALIFAX—They call him “the Hurricane.” Guatemalan coffee farmer Leocadio Juracan (his family name is close to the Spanish word for hurricane) has had a special relationship with many Nova Scotians—though most don’t even know it....
  • Canada’s Long Embrace of the Honduran Dictatorship
    Peter Kent recently returned from a three day trip (February 17-20) to Honduras, proudly declaring the mission a success. As Canada's Minister of State for the Americas, Kent is the Tory government's point person for...
  • UN chief slams Israeli blockade against Gaza
    KHAN YUNIS, Gaza - UN chief Ban Ki-moon slammed Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip during a tour of the war-battered coastal territory on Sunday, saying it was causing "unacceptable sufferings." "I have repeatedly made...
...more
AxisofLogic.com© 2003-2010
Fair Use Notice  |   Axis Mission  |  About us  |   Letters/Articles to Editor  | Article Submissions |   Subscribe to Ezine   | RSS Feed  |