On Wednesday, Free Party presidential candidate Rixi Moncada responded to comments made against her by U.S. President Donald Trump, who sought to discredit her by calling her a “communist.” “They call me a communist to hide the truth: they fear the democratization of the economy and are terrified of the Tax Justice Law. They want money to remain a privilege for the ten wealthiest families in the country and not a right for the people,” she said, without explicitly naming the Republican leader. “We are heading to elections on Nov. 30, and I reaffirm my accusation that the National Electoral Council’s preliminary results transmission system at 9 p.m. on Sunday is a trap. I invite the people to safeguard the tally sheets from every polling station,” Moncada added. Earlier, in what was widely viewed as a new act of interference in the internal affairs of a Latin American country, Trump urged Hondurans to support National Party conservative candidate Nasry Asfura. He accused Asfura’s rivals of being allies of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. “Democracy is on trial in the coming elections in the beautiful country of Honduras on November 30th. Will Maduro and his narco-terrorists take over another country like they have taken over Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela? The man who is standing up for democracy, and fighting against Maduro, is Tito Asfura, the presidential candidate of the National Party. Tito was the highly successful mayor of Tegucigalpa where he brought running water to millions, and paved hundreds of kilometers of roads. His chief opponent is Rixi Moncada, who says Fidel Castro is her idol,” Trump said. The Republican leader also disparaged Salvador Nasralla, the presidential candidate of the right-wing Liberal Party, accusing him of being part of an effort to siphon votes away from Asfura. “Normally, the smart people of Honduras would reject her and elect Tito Asfura, but the communists are trying to trick the people by running a third candidate, Salvador Nasralla. Nasralla is no friend of freedom. A borderline communist, he helped Xiomara Castro by running as her vice president. He won, and helped Castro win. Then he resigned, and is now pretending to be an anti-communist only for the purposes of splitting Asfura’s vote,” the U.S. president wrote on Truth Social. Echoing what happened during the legislative elections in Argentina, Trump sought to pressure Hondurans by stating which president he would be willing to work with. “The people of Honduras must not be tricked again. The only real friend of freedom in Honduras is Tito Asfura. Tito and I can work together to fight the narco-communists, and bring needed aid to the people of Honduras. I cannot work with Moncada and the communists, and Nasralla is not a reliable partner for freedom and cannot be trusted. I hope the people of Honduras vote for freedom and democracy, and elect Tito Asfura, president!” According to the most recent polling, however, Rixi Moncada is the candidate with the best chances of winning Sunday’s election, followed by Asfura and Nasralla. In response to the U.S. president’s remarks, right-wing candidate Asfura reacted without offering the slightest criticism of the new episode of foreign interference. “Thank you very much for your support, President Donald Trump. This Nov. 30, we stand firm to defend our democracy, our freedom and the values that make our country great. Honduras, we’re going to be fine!” Asfura wrote on social media. For his part, Nasralla said that if elected president he would be “an ally of freedoms in Ibero-America” and lamented the “disinformation” spread by his political rivals that led Trump to endorse Asfura. He also expressed his “respect and highest consideration” for Trump, whom he described as “a natural ally of my beloved Honduras.”

Che Guevara Memorial Day… On October 9, 1967, Latin American revolutionary, communist, commander of the Cuban Revolution Ernesto Che Guevara was killed in Bolivia. Che Guevara was captured in Bolivia the day earlier, on October 8, 1967. His squad of 17 men was tracked down and surrounded by units of « Ranger » led and trained to fight the rebel movement by CIA specialists. Guevara and several associates distracted himself, was wounded and captured, but helped the other 11 fighters of his unit to leave. … On the wall of a village school stands a picture captured the day before Che Guevar, surrounded by Bolivian rangers. He had just over two hours to live and this is the last photograph of Che Guevara alive. But neither he, Major de Guzman, nor the soldiers know that yet. Only a man in the uniform without signs of difference, standing to the left of Che knows. A few minutes ago, upon hearing the sound of a landing helicopter, he decided which of the two orders he would obey. For de Gusman and the soldiers, this man is Captain Felix Ramos, an intelligence officer of the 8th Division. This morning he flew into La Iguerra with Commander of the 8th Division, Col. Joaquín Centeno Anaïa. The colonel went with other officers to an operation to retrieve the remains of Che’s guerrillas, so Ramos turned out to be not just the senior but the only officer in the village, when a soldier came after him around 10 a.m. – calls from the division headquarters in Vallegrande and demand the senior officer’s phone number. Felix picked up the phone: « Captain Ramos is on the phone » – « Ramos, you are authorized by the Supreme Command to conduct Operation 500 and 600 » – « Can you repeat the message?  » – « You are authorized to conduct Operation 500 and 600. » The conversation was over, Ramos knew exactly what these numbers meant: 500 – Che Guevara, 600 – dead. But the staff officer did not know to whom he had just handed President Barrientes’ order to. Only a few dozens of people in the country knew this. Under the name « Felix Ramos » hid CIA employee Felix Rodriguez, who actually investigated Che. And the CIA officer Rodriguez had a completely different order from his American boss – to bring Che alive to a base in the Panama Canal area at any cost. As if two identities were not enough for one person, Rodriguez had a third – an anti-Castrian Cuban emigrant, and not from the list of those who lost all the « masters of life », but from the number of intelligentsia who completely criticized Batista, but who strongly disliked what happened afterwards. He was a veteran of the 2506 Brigade and the fight against communism became the meaning of his life. For the next hour, in the soul of Felix Rodriguez and these hypostasis fought. He could have called journalists he knew, put Che on a helicopter that was fully at his disposal and brought him to Vallegrande, where he would be met by a crowd of journalists – after which the Bolivians would no longer be able to declare that Che « died from his wounds. » This is how Debra’s life was saved a few months earlier. But eventually, upon hearing the sound of a landing helicopter, Felix made a different decision. The conciouness of conciouness is the winner. The morning of the next day after the captivity of the day, Che Guevar was executed. His very last words were : “Shoot me, coward!” U only kill a man! » This photograph was taken at about 11 o’clock in the morning on October 9, 1967, in the deaf Bolivian village of La Iguera by Major of the Bolivian Air Force Jaime Nino de Guzman. « I will always dream and I will not stop until I am stopped by a bullet » (Che Guevara). Che considered himself a soldier of the world revolution, in the necessity of which he always sincerely believed. Guevara passionately wished happiness to the peoples of Latin America and strived for the triumph of social justice in his native continent. In his last letter, he wrote to his children: « Your father was a man who lived according to his convictions and always acted according to his conscience and views. » Article n°1 latest photo of Che guevara Article n°2 psychological warfare Article n°3 Ukraine’s proxy war latest photo of Che guevara psychological warfare Ukraine’s proxy war