80. Gladly, Spain's president José Luis Rodríguez -mainly known by his second surname- showed a last minute restraint and backed off today from the announced indictement under leadership of investigating judge Baltasar Garzón of 6 former officials pertaining to the George W. Bush government... Said indictment would have hurt the special relationship between the USA and Spain which was brought to a higher level during the tenure of his predecessor José María Aznar...
Had Zapatero persisted in his misdeed we should have insisted in asking why he didn't indict dictator Fidel Castro at first place for having confiscated and even ordered the assassination of Spaniards who lived on the island where Guantanamo is just a geographical part of...
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In 2006 I started to distribute comments via email focusing mainly on US, Peruvian, and global politics. By the end of 2008 -at a crucial time for Peru, America and the World- I decided to bring out those points-of-view to a broader readership.
