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By Emily Cadei From Congressional Quarterly House Foreign Affairs Chairman Howard L. Berman, D-Calif., indicated Wednesday that he remains determined to mark up a bill this year that…
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By Mark Weisbrot From The Guardian election for 165 representatives in Venezuela's national assembly is significant but unlikely to bring about major change, despite the opposition…
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By Varela King Carlos Álvarez rules a fiefdom called Miami-Dade, where one of every 12 residents is out of a job, another is getting unemployment benefits with food stamps, and another…
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By Tim Padgett From Time Magazine One overhyped story in the 2008 election was the supposed rise of Miami's moderate Cuban-American voters. Early polls, demographic data and…
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By Max J. Castromajcastro@gmail.com Trying to exorcise their reputation as the “party of no,” Congressional Republicans last week released a set of proposals they plan to offer should…
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By Saul Landau Like most people, we Americans remember dates related to our heritage. We celebrate July 4, 1776, with a day off, picnics, beer and fireworks. Judging from my former…
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By Paul Krugman From The New York Times Once upon a time, a Latin American political party promised to help motorists save money on gasoline. How? By building highways that ran only…
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By Jane Franklin (This article has been edited. To go to the original, click here: http://www.zcommunications.org/the-silent-war-against-terrorism-by-jane-franklin) On September…
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By Bill Press WARNING: Do not expect to find here my normal, weekly, insightful, Pulitzer Prize-worthy column. I have decided, instead, to put my personal opinions aside for one week…
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UPDATE: Statement from Chairman Berman on H.R. 4645. The vote scheduled has been postponed. Tuesday, 28 September 2010 I, along with my family (parents) have been working as activists…
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