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A review: By Bernard Jacobson From The Seattle Times It would have taken a more than ordinarily determined churl not to be moved and inspired by what happened in Benaroya…
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The Daily Beast So much for a landslide. Mitt Romney is leading the president 49 to 47 percent after Wednesday’s Denver debate, according to a Rasmussen poll. The results, the…
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By Mark Weisbrot From The Guardian On May 30, Dan Rather, one of America’s most well-known journalists, announced that Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez would die “in a…
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By Jonathan Cohn From The New Republic The pundits are unanimous. Mitt Romney had more energy, offered more specifics, and may even have come across as more empathetic. I agree…
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In 2008, approximately 11,608,000 Latinos were registered to vote. Of those, more than 9 million actually voted. A staggering number, or more than 75%. The Pew Center just issued a…
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By Manuel E. Yepe HAVANA – A document published in September 2012 by the press office of the Council on Foreign Relations of the United States, identified as Contingency Planning…
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By Abner D. Barrera For several weeks now, one hears everywhere in Venezuela the Bolivarian leader’s campaign song, “Chávez, Heart of the People,” written by…
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By David Brooks From the Mexican newspaper La Jornada NEW YORK CITY – The daily tragicomedy in the United States manifests itself in various ways. At the corner of Broadway and…
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By Saul Landau Five Cubans fighting terrorism in South Florida have served 14 years of prison, more than enough time for the U.S. public to learn from its media about the horrific…
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By Margaret E. Crahan From America, The National Catholic Weekly The March 2012 visit to Cuba of Pope Benedict XVI focused attention on the emergence of the Catholic Church as an…
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