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By Robert Scheer From Truthdig While it is widely recognized that the banking meltdown has left enormous economic pain and political upheaval in its wake, it is amazing that the folks…
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From the National Security Archive Washington, D.C., January 11, 2011 - As the unprecedented trial of Cuban exile Luis Posada Carriles begins this week in El Paso, Texas, the National…
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By José Pertierra From Cubadebate Monday, on the eve of the trial against Luis Posada Carriles in El Paso, Texas, a terrorist in Tucson, Ariz., shot Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords…
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The case against Cuban exile Luis Posada Carriles is remarkable for the cooperation it has produced between the Cuban and U.S. governments. By Peter Kornbluh and Julia E. Sweig From the…
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By Max J. Castromajcastro@gnail.com As of this writing (late on the evening of Sunday, January 9th) there is much that we don’t yet know about Saturday’s assassination attempt against…
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By Saul Landau  Fish rots. Bacteria work their way down from the head and produce the stench that provoked Marcellus: “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.” He and Horatio had…
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By Bill Press  Upon assuming control of the 112th Congress, John Boehner and fellow Republicans say they're listening to the voice of the people.  Too bad they didn't listen to Mary…
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Posada is still not being charged with actually perpetrating those terrorist operations, only with lying about aspects of his involvement in orchestrating them. By Peter Kornbluh From…
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By Robert Reich From the Robert Reich blog What will happen to the U.S. economy in 2011?  If you’re referring to profits of big corporations and Wall Street, next year is likely to…
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By Max J. Castromajcastro@gmail.com The aftershocks of the financial earthquake that hit the United States in 2008 will be felt at home and abroad for many years to come. They will…
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