Author and human rights professional Deborah Dupré has succeeded at documenting the truth about the shocking impact of the disaster on the environment and on communities. Moreover, on 429 pages with over 1000 references, Deborah Dupré is conveying the full spectrum of the story. Dupré succeeded at correlating the heartbreaking suffering of victims with names, broken hopes and dreams, the faces behind a seemingly faceless big oil and politics, the criminal race for global, full spectrum dominance of the United States and the military industrial complex, and most importantly, she has done her work meticulously enough to place responsibility where it belongs. Vampire of Macondo is the shocking truth about a people who have become victims of their government's war against its own people and peoples´worldwide. It is not only recommended reading for Americans. It is even more recommended reading and a stern warning for anyone in nations like the Philippines, Vietnam, South Korea, Laos, Myanmar, and people anywhere, where the U.S.A. is exporting its particular brand of freedom, democracy, security and human rights.