"CIA, Chile & Allende"

11 de setembro de 1973 - O último discurso de Salvador Allende

"WikiLeaks publishes 'biggest ever leak of secret CIA documents'"

The 8,761 documents published by WikiLeaks focus mainly on techniques for hacking and surveillance

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"Comment la CIA voit-elle le monde en 2035 ?" - Aude Massiot et Estelle Pattée (Assustador)

L'agence de renseignements américaine a publié jeudi, en français, son étude prospective sur l'état du monde dans vingt ans.

"Interview: New CIA Torture Claims"

It’s public knowledge that following the 9-11 attacks on the United States, the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) detained and tortured terrorism suspects in secret sites around the world. But new Human Rights Watch research provides disturbing details about CIA torture techniques that have not been previously disclosed. In some instances, the torture eclipsed in brutality what was revealed in the Summary of the Senate Report on the CIA detention program released in December 2014. Ridha al-Najjar and Lofti El Gherissi, both Tunisian nationals, were arrested in Pakistan in 2002 and were among the first to be sent to a notorious CIA “black site” known as Cobalt in Afghanistan. Laura Pitter, senior US national security counsel at Human Rights Watch, interviewed the two men in Tunisia and talked to Stephanie Hancock about their ordeal.

"Whistleblowing Is Not Just Leaking" - Edward Snowden

’VE BEEN WAITING 40 years for someone like you.” Those were the first words Daniel Ellsberg spoke to me when we met last year. Dan and I felt an immediate kinship; we both knew what it meant to risk so much — and to be irrevocably changed — by revealing secret truths.

The Drone Papers

"CIA photographed detainees naked before sending them to be tortured"

Classified pictures showing CIA captives bruised, blindfolded and bound raise new questions about US’s willingness to use ‘sexual humiliation’ on suspects.

"Interview: Torture and the CIA"

It is now widely acknowledged that after the 9/11 attacks in the US, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) began a global detention and interrogation program through which it tortured and abused prisoners. Yet the US government has failed to hold accountable both those who designed and authorized the program and the agents who directly carried out the abuses. Laura Pitter, senior US national security counsel at Human Rights Watch, interviewed many former detainees who were tortured by the CIA. She talks to Stephanie Hancock about what they went through and why it’simportant they get justice.
No More Excuses - A Roadmap to Justice for CIA Torture - full report

11 de setembro - New York City 2001

Passados estes anos, nos EUA existem muitas dúvidas sobre a versão oficial dos acontecimentos. Neste site podemos ver todas as questões que suscitam tantas interrogações a muitos americanos:

THE TOP 40 Reasons to Doubt the Official Story

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"Los jueces españoles buscan nuevas vías para usar la información de inteligencia que les da la CIA"

Classified By: DCM Arnold A. Chacon for reasons 1.4 (b) and (d)

Cable en el que Luis Amado compromete la dimisión si se prueban las acusaciones de los vuelos de la CIA

Summary: Portugal's Foreign Minister offered to resign if opposition forces can demonstrate any complicity on the part of the government regarding alleged illegal CIA rendition flights through Portuguese territory. While a government investigation has refuted these allegations, the saga continues due to continued opposition party and European Parliament pressure. This pressure complicates the US request to repatriate Guantanamo detainees via Portugal. End summary.

Cable del embajador Hoffman a Condoleezza Rice: "Portugal es un firme aliado"

Alfred Hoffman, embajador de EEUU en Lisboa, escribe a la secretaria de Estado, Condoleezza Rice, hace un encendido elogio de Portugal y recuerda que el Gobierno luso abrió el espacio aéreo y marítimo para operaciones militares de apoyo estadounidense en Irak y Afganistán

"Cable en el que Amado dice: "Ha sido una decisión difícil por las críticas de los medios y de los izquierdistas"

El ministro portugués de Asuntos Exteriores, Luís Amado, reconoce que la autorización de su Gobierno al sobrevuelo de aviones con prisioneros de Guantánamo repatriados fue una decisión difícil, debido a "las críticas insistentes de los medios portugueses y elementos izquierdistas del partido del Gobierno".

Os crimes da CIA

A controvérsia nos EUA:





Os relatórios

Por nós não há nenhuma controvérsia. A CIA torturou suspeitos. Quais foram acusados inocentemente só porque não aguentaram?