The WikiWeek: August 19, 2011
THE CABLES AMERICAS Iran shipped UAVs to Venezuela (via Turkey) in 2009. The collapse of the Venezuelan opposition. Cuban doctors working in Venezuela complained to embassy officials of being "politically manipulated" and underpaid. ASIA Did WikiLeaks out a Malaysian politician as gay? THE NEWS Another day, another WikiLeaks e-book, this one by a British journalist ...
THE CABLES
AMERICAS
Iran shipped UAVs to Venezuela (via Turkey) in 2009.
The collapse of the Venezuelan opposition.
Cuban doctors working in Venezuela complained to embassy officials of being "politically manipulated" and underpaid.
ASIA
Did WikiLeaks out a Malaysian politician as gay?
THE NEWS
Another day, another WikiLeaks e-book, this one by a British journalist who seems to have been a bit too into Julian Assange.
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