Biden Administration: Time For US Rapprochement With Venezuela – OpEd
Inviting Carlos Vecchio, the emissary of self-proclaimed “president” of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, to the inauguration of the Biden-Harris administration, seems to
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Author: Frederick Mills
Frederick B. Mills, also cited as Frederick Mills, is a philosopher based in Silver Spring, Maryland. He earned his doctorate in philosophy from American University in 1985 and taught for 30 years as Professor of Philosophy at Bowie State University, where he continues to teach as an adjunct professor. Among his articles, book chapters, book reviews, and other scholarly publications is Enrique Dussel's Ethics of Liberation: An Introduction, published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2018. His work spans philosophy of mind, ethics and public policy, early modern philosophy, existential phenomenology, the philosophy of liberation, and contemporary U.S. and Latin American political analysis.
Website: https://frederickmills.com
Articles by Frederick Mills:
Mexico Offers Asylum To Assange: A Step Forward For Government Accountability And Press Freedom – OpEd
By Frederick B. Mills, Alina Duarte and Patricio Zamorano* On Monday January 4 a British court denied a U.S. request
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Open Letter With 100 Signatures Opposes Release Of Pinochet Era Perpetrators Of Crimes Against Humanity
In an extraordinary step backward a Chilean Court of Appeals granted release and sentence reductions to 17 State actors convicted
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US Continues Sanctions Against Venezuela And Cuba During COVID-19 Pandemic – Analysis
As most of the world is building bonds of solidarity to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, the US continues to impose
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El Salvador: President Bukele Abuses Executive Power And Uses Security Forces To Threaten Congress – OpEd
On February 9, Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele of the right wing GANA party deployed the armed forces and civil police
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The ‘Super-Mustache’ of Nicolás Maduro: The Scapegoat Of Neoliberal Elites – OpEd
Over the past month, ruling elites in Ecuador and Chile as well as the Secretary General of the OAS, Luis
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Right-Wing Terrorism In Venezuela – Analysis
One May 20th, the 21 year old vendor from the shanty town of Petare, Orlando José Figueras, was beaten, stabbed,
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Venezuela Takes Control Of Its Border: Bogotá And Caracas Bring Their Cases To UNASUR
On July 13, 2015, President Nicolas Maduro launched an ambitious campaign to fight organized crime (the Operation to Liberate and
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Elections In Venezuela: Stakes Are High For Region – Analysis
By Larry Birns and Frederick B. Mills The October 7 Presidential elections in Venezuela will pit incumbent President Hugo Chávez
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Death In Miskitia Land And The Search For Justice – OpEd
On May 11, death came to the Miskitia from U.S. State Department-owned helicopters manned by contract Guatemalan pilots, members of
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