3 chapters across the catalog
OAS Meeting, Venezuelan Voting Machine Receipts
The Organization of American States (OAS) held a special meeting to address the Venezuelan electoral process. Opposition leader Maria Corina Machado's team reportedly secured 81% of physical voting machine receipts, which confirm a massive victory for Gonzalez. The Carter Center also released a statement declaring that the election did not meet international standards for democracy.
Haitian President Jovenel Moise faces widespread protests following an IMF-mandated 50% increase in fuel prices. The U.S. is accused of using Haiti as a pawn in its geopolitical struggle against Venezuela by leveraging the Organization of American States (OAS). Haiti's recent vote to declare Nicolas Maduro's government illegitimate is seen as a result of U.S. pressure and bribery, sparking further domestic rebellion.
Marijuana Legalization Trends, Brookings Institute and OAS Drug Study
A report from the Brookings Institute indicates a radical shift in public opinion toward the legalization of marijuana, with most Americans no longer viewing it as a "gateway drug." Simultaneously, an Organization of American States (OAS) study on drug policy was widely misreported by the AP as a call for legalization. Analysis shows that hundreds of media outlets ran the exact same AP headline without verifying the actual content of the 200-page report.
