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Argentina and the flight of the financial vultures
The story of the vulture funds that have brought Argentina to the brink of a second default in one decade should not be told as the work of a heartless speculator, an ultraconservative…
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Violence, poverty driving children to flee Central America
As reported by the Pew Research Center, and based on a U.S. Department of Homeland Security document, poverty and regional violence in three Central American countries are the main…
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Cuba sides with Argentina in ‘vulture funds’ case
Cuba is siding with Argentina in the case of that South American nation's foreign debt and how it can best pay it off. "By defending Argentina, we defend the right of the nations in the…
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Mujica said to be mediating between Obama, Castro
At the summit of the Group of 77+China, held June 14-15 in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, President José Mujica took a key step toward an improvement in U.S.-Cuba relations and the…
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Group of 77 decries ‘ZunZuneo’ and similar infiltration techniques
The use of cyberspace and the social communication networks to infiltrate and destabilize societies and governments was denounced Sunday (June 15) by the Group of 77+China at its summit…
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Castro calls for a new financial order, blasts U.S.
Cuban President Raúl Castro took to task the world's largest financial institutions for not doing enough to help the developing countries and urged the creation of regional banks that…
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Raúl: Unity is paramount
Text of speech by Raúl Castro yesterday (June 14) in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, as published in Juventud Rebelde and translated by Progreso Weekly.
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OAS members demand Cuba’s inclusion in next summit
The majority of country delegations attending the 44th general assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS) agreed Thursday that Cuba should take part in the regional bloc's…
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Venezuela in danger
An independent company hired by Washington made a wrong estimate of the technically recoverable oil in the nation's largest shale field, situated in Monterey, Calif. That wrong estimate…
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Mujica amuses World Bank with a ‘no-tie speech’
Last Wednesday (May 14), President José Mujica of Uruguay participated in a presentation to the World Bank (WB) in Washington, D.C. The presentation was as informal as its title, "A…
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