Claire Dorfman

@cldorfman.bsky.social

Analyst, Asst. Director, Mexico Project @nsarchive.bsky.social

The "rock 'n' roll asault" on Noriega: during the invasion of Panama, U.S. troops blasted music over loudspeakers at the Vatican Embassy, where Noriega had taken refuge. We got the SOUTHCOM playlist through FOIA. It's kind of...amazing

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Eugene Hasenfus, whose 1986 capture in Nicaragua exposed the Iran-Contra scandal, has died at 84. The National Security Archive has published important documents on Hasenfus and the "off-the-shelf" covert operations run by the Reagan White House to sustain the Contra war.

A declassified White House email from 1986 about the downing of the plane flown by Hasenfus.

As many of us have been saying forever: one of the problems with insisting the state focus on targeting “criminals,” as democrats always do, is that criminals are ipso facto whoever the state decides they are—including, eventually, you.

Trump’s justice department issues directive to strip naturalized Americans of citizenship for criminal offenses

Memo says those subjected to civil proceedings are not entitled to an attorney like they are in criminal cases

theguardian.com

The Journalists Association of El Salvador estimates that 40 journalists have had to leave the country in the last month as President Nayib Bukele has escalated his crackdown on his critics. Several are reporters at ICIJ media partner @elfaro.net.

At least 40 journalists have fled El Salvador, fearing imprisonment - ICIJ

The country’s press association said reporters have been forced to leave the Central American country amid the government’s crackdown on dissent.

icij.org