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The military trial of Bradley Manning is a judicial lynching. The government has effectively muzzled the defense team. The Army private first class is not permitted to argue that he had…
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By Bill Press In the last five years, I've been to a lot of uplifting events at the White House, from welcoming NASCAR winners, to awarding the Medal of Honor, to honoring the…
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By Richard Danielson From Tampa Bay Times TAMPA - For City Council member Harry Cohen, his first trip to Cuba was intense, perhaps most on the flight home from Havana. Just…
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By Atilio A. Borón From the Argentine newspaper Página 12 President Juan Manuel Santos' announcement that in June he "will sign a cooperation agreement with the North Atlantic…
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By Max J. Castro By now, United States and Western Europe, together with Japan and China the strongest economies in the world, were supposed to be well beyond the reach of the…
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By Carmelo Ruiz-Marrero “During the Special Period’s most difficult years, countless and creative solutions were found by our campesinos and agricultural science researchers.…
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By Yadira Escobar From her blog Yadiraescobar.com MIAMI – I don't want to sound like an anarchist. I acknowledge that every State needs a minimum of vigilance over its citizens…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera HAVANA – Throughout history, it has been quite common for the American security and intelligence services to demonstrate an "absolute incapacity" to…
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By William Boardman From Reader Supported News Why does the FBI consider a 65-year-old woman a "Most Wanted Terrorist?" NOTE: As you consider this article, keep in mind an undisputed,…
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By Natalie Kitroeff From The New York Times NEW YORK - Elaine Díaz may be the most important Cuban dissident you’ve never heard of. But that is perhaps because she…
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