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How Europe can learn from Latin America’s independence
Brazil's action over the detention of Glenn Greenwald's partner shows South American nations no longer toe Washington's line. And the British proved their loyalty.
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CIA admits it was behind Iran’s coup
Sixty years ago this Monday, on August 19, 1953, modern Iranian history took a critical turn when a U.S.- and British-backed coup overthrew the country's prime minister, Mohammed…
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Ecuadorean poverty fight trumps Yasuní initiative
In 2007, Ecuador dared to formulate at the United Nations a very advanced initiative: leave untouched the oil that lies under Yasuní National Park .
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¿Aliens? Yes
Progreso Weekly has evidence that there are aliens, extraterrestrials, literally extra beings that do not belong in our planet and that you can see, if you want to, very close to us,…
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‘Defense’ does not defend
Taxpayers shell out hundreds of billions a year for this ambiguous word “defense,” and yet we are infinitely vulnerable. Defense is defined as “resistance against attack.” But we have…
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Alice Walker disinvited from University of Michigan over ‘Israel comments’
World-renowned American author Alice Walker has been disinvited from giving a speech at the University of Michigan because a donor objects to her views on Israel.
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Gardens on top of buses (+Video)
A landscape artist in Spain has put a garden on the roof of a bus. "My mission is to expand the garden area in urban environments, increase the absorption of CO2 and give public…
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The world must hear from Edward Snowden again
The White House and its media allies are gradually undermining the NSA whistleblower. The cause of liberty needs his advocacy, says Mark Weisbrot in this article for The Guardian.
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The United Nations’ duty in Haiti’s cholera outbreak
In a country where no cases of cholera had been recorded in more than 150 years, the number of cholera-infected Haitians surpassed all recorded cholera infections in the rest of the…
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A story that needed to be told
Fernwood Publishing of Canada has just released “What Lies Across the Water – The Real Story of the Cuban Five”, so far the most complete book available in English on a subject that…
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