Tag Archives: Terry Karl

29
Apr
Historical Memory, Human Rights, International Meddling

El Mozote – Rol de los Estados Unidos / The role of the United States

Posted on by Mario Guevara

(EN ESPAÑOL ABAJO)   DEMOCRACY NOW reports: In El Salvador, pretrial hearings on the 1981 El Mozote massacre are being held this week. Nearly 1,000 civilians from across seven villages were killed in the massacre carried out by U.S.-trained Salvadoran military officers. One of the expert witnesses, Stanford University political scientist Terry Karl, detailed the […]

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27
Jul
Historical Memory, International Meddling, Online Resources, Politics

La Jornada: The CIA and the FBI knew of the plans to kill Ellacuria

Posted on by Mario Guevara

(EN ESPAÑOL AQUI)   Madrid. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the State Department, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) knew about the plans of the Salvadoran army’s high command to assassinate the Jesuits of the Central American University (UCA), especially Ignacio Ellacuría, who had been placed on the list of men to be eliminated, […]

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