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Venezuela is not Greece
By Mark Weisbrot
From The Guardian
With Venezuela's economy having contracted last year (as did the vast majority of economies in the Western Hemisphere), the economy suffering from…
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Will the real terrorist please stand up?
By Saul Landau
I propose President Obama end the war against terrorism and admit the phrase means “Muslims should scare you!”
For example, the media recently showed a documentary film…
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Casino capitalism: Day of reckoning
By Max J. Castromajcastro@gmail.com
Casino capitalism may finally have its day of reckoning or, at least, its moment of discomfort. Because, for all the outrage at the banks and all…
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Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
By Michael Moore
From Time Magazine
When Brazilians first elected Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva President in 2002, the country's robber barons nervously checked the fuel gauges on their…
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Arizona: Brown skins need not apply
By Bill Press
Sometimes, it seems we've made progress as Americans. At other times, it's clear we have not. Witness the retrograde, racist, unconstitutional anti-immigration law…
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The importance of getting Wall Street out of Washington, and Washington out of Wall Street
By Robert Reich
From the Robert Reich blog
Washington’s relationship with Wall Street is growing more schizophrenic by the day. On the one hand, Congress is trying to show how tough…
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From violent talk to violent actions
By Bill Press
Fifteen years after the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, we saw two very different commemorations of that tragic event.
In Oklahoma City, survivors and families of the 168…
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Scapegoating immigrants — again
By Max J. Castromajcastro@gmail.com
Here we go again on the immigration merry-go-round. Arizona’s Republican Governor Janice Brewer has signed into law one of the most draconian…
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50 years later the struggle continues
By Saul Landau
On February 1, 1960, four black students took seats at a lunch counter at the Greensboro, North Carolina, Woolworth’s. The white waitresses ignored them. They remained…
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Behind the Arizona Immigration law: GOP game to swipe the November election
Our investigation in Arizona discovered the real intent of the show-me-your-papers law
By Greg Palast
From Truthout.org
PHOENIX -- Don't be fooled. The way the media plays the story, it…
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