Archivos de Categoría: Espionaje

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Artículo
London Review of Books, Vol. 38 (1) 2016
Seymour M. Hersh
  • US intelligence sharing in the Syrian war
Barack Obama’s repeated insistence that Bashar al-Assad must leave office – and that there are ‘moderate’ rebel groups in Syria capable of defeating him – has in recent years provoked quiet dissent, and even overt opposition, among some of the most...
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Who is a Better Strategist: Obama or Putin?

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Foreign Policy, 09.10.2015
Stephen M. Walt, profesor de RRII en la U. de Harvard
Pitting a former KGB agent against a former community organizer and seeing what happens in Syria
That’s not quite the right question, of course, because both leaders depend to some degree on intelligence reports and advice from trusted advisors and not just their own...
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Towards a Rational U.S. Strategy (Part I)

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Consortiumnews, 30.06.2015
William R. Polk, consejero en política exterior, escritor y profesor en Harvard
Current U.S. foreign policy is driven by neoconservative ideologues and tough-talking “liberal interventionists” who spread chaos and death around the world while failing to serve real American interests. It’s time for a fundamental rethinking Judaism, Christianity and Islam have proclaimed that humankind faces the...
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The Secret History of SEAL Team 6: Quiet Killings and Blurred Lines

Reportaje
The New York Times,06.06.2015
Mark Mazzetti, Nicholas Kulish, Christopher Drew, Serge F. Kovaleski, Sean D. Naylor y John    Ismay
The unit best known for killing Osama bin Laden has been converted into a global manhunting machine with limited outside oversight. They have plotted deadly missions from secret bases in the badlands of Somalia. In Afghanistan,...
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