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A three part educational interview with Bolivia's Ambassador to the United Nations, Pablo Solon discusses Climate Change, Advocacy, and the COP 16 in Cancun. Part 1:Pablo Solón…
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  Dear Readers; I am just catching up from last week’s lame duck return in Congress. It has been busy around these parts, so I want to update you on some of the events and discussions…
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By Francisco Aruca and Manuel Alberto Ramy Second part of the conversation between Francisco Aruca and Manuel A. Ramy, Nov. 6 in Havana. We should clarify that that conversation, as…
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By Varela They say one can do in a video game what one has never done in real life. The first video war games were against Nazis and zombies but were quickly replaced by the Russians.…
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By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com It is one thing for the United States to emulate pre-Lula Brazil’s levels of economic inequality with a faux-compassionate conservative like…
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By Saul Landau Pundits, professional interpreters of events, have awarded the Republicans with a “legislative landslide” in the House, and declared the Democrats “brutally defeated.”…
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By Cooper Levey-Baker From The Florida Independent In advance of the state legislature’s organizational meeting and special session, incoming state House Speaker Dean Cannon,…
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By Ángel Guerra Cabrera From Latin America in Motion The analysis of the midterm elections in the United States leads to a very serious diagnosis about the health of the empire. It…
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By Noam Chomsky From the New Statesmen That the Israel-Palestine conflict grinds on without resolution might appear to be rather strange. For many of the world's conflicts, it is…
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By Bill Press After the "shellacking" they took on Nov. 2, there's only one thing all Democrats agree on: Nancy Pelosi has to go! And there's no doubt why. She's a nice lady, but she…
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