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The struggle of electricians in Mexico goes on (Part 2, final) By Manuel Pérez-Rocha The year 2010 began in Mexico with the continuation of the mobilization of Mexican Electricians…
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By Manuel Pérez-Rocha Social unrest grows daily in Mexico. It is expressed in the agglutination of diverse social movements in support of the struggle of the electrical workers who were…
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An editorial from the Mexican newspaper La Jornada U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Dec. 11 asked Latin American nations to abstain from developing ties with Iran, whose…
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By Eva Golinger The disclosure in Ecuador about the role of Washington in the illegal invasion of Ecuadorean territory on March 1, 2008, comes as no surprise. From the start there had…
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The Cuban exile community should ask the patriot Mari Bras for forgiveness. It should ask the people of Puerto Rico. By Mayra Montero (Editor's Note: It is sad to think that some of…
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By Eduardo Galeano “We all are guilty of the planet's ruination” The world's health is a mess. “We all are responsible,” claim the voices of universal alarm, and the generalization…
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“Uribe's security policy is a threat,” says Francisco de Roux, the Jesuits' provincial superior for Colombia By Fernando Arellano Ortiz Cronicon, special to Argenpress.info…
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By Jesús Arboleya Cervera The ambiguity of U.S. policy in the case of Honduras, along with the installation of seven military bases in Colombia, have not only caught off-guard some…
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By Ignacio Ramonet Le Monde Diplomatique The disaster is huge. Dozens of newspapers are bankrupt. In the United States, no less than 120 papers have shut down. And the tsunami is now…
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By Arnold August The Frente Nacional de Resistencia is leading the courageous struggle of the Honduran people. For 70 consecutive days the people of Honduras, from all walks of life,…
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