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Seven weeks after Honduran coup, Washington still lagging the region on restoring democracy By Mark Weisbrot From The Guardian Seven weeks after the Honduran military overthrew…
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By Raúl Zibechi From La Jornada, Mexico When George W. Bush decided to reestablish the Fourth Fleet, the decision seemed like one more cog in the wheel of militaristic actions that…
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By Gustavo J. Fuchs A. The past several weeks have been crucial for Latin America. The coup d'état that occurred in Honduras has left the entire continent -- especially the isthmus --…
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ARTICLE 2. The Sovereignty belongs to the People, from whom emanate all the Powers of the State exercised by representation. The People's sovereignty may also be exercised in a direct…
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By Eduardo Galeano If international justice truly exists, why does it never bring the powerful to justice? The authors of the worst butcheries don't go to prison. Could it be because…
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By Elíades Acosta Matos Until June 28, a wily coalition of think tanks, big communications media, neoconservative politicians and leftist turncoats had almost managed to convince Latin…
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Representatives of Venezuela and Cuba organized the show in Washington By David Brooks From La Jornada, Mexico Washington, July 11 -- Rays of light emerge from the green door of a…
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An editorial in La Jornada (Mexico) June 30, 2009 On the first day of the attempted coup that interrupted the rule of democracy in Honduras, unequivocal and emphatic international…
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Carlos Muñiz Varela (Final installment) By Eduardo Santana Castellón and Raúl Alzaga Manresa The investigation on the murder of Carlos Muñiz Varela was a deliberate failure. Evidence…
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