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Good news from Cuba
The official statement of the Archbishop of Havana on the release of more than fifty prisoners held in Cuban prisons, also published in the newspaper of the Cuban Communist Party, and…
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Netanyahu defends attack on flotilla
What follows is the response from the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offering the Israeli response for the attack on the Gaza flotilla.
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The shadow over Israel
Until Palestine has its own 'legitimized' state within its internationally recognized borders, the Shadow will remain.
By Margaret Atwood
From Haaretz.com
Recently I was in…
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Deadly Israeli Raid on Aid Flotilla Draws Condemnation
By Isabel Kershner
From The New York Times
JERUSALEM — Israeli naval commandos conducted a deadly raid on a flotilla of aid ships bound for Gaza on Monday, earning widespread…
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‘Gooaall!’ for Lula against Western push for Iran sanctions
By Robert Naiman
Sao Paulo, Brazil - If I were in Washington, I would run down Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House to Congress with a big Brazilian flag, as the young Brazilians…
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Beginning of the end for Afghan war?
By Mark Weisbrot
From The Guardian Unlimited
Imagine that the United States were spending an amount that exceeded 60% of its national income on the military and police. (For…
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‘Free’ trade makes earthquakes worse
By Mark Engler
From Dissent Magazine
Here’s something you don’t see every day: One of the most influential promoters of market fundamentalist “free trade” policies admitting that…
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U.S. fighting losing battles against national self-determination
By Mark Weisbrot
From The Guardian Unlimited
Of all the misunderstandings that guide U.S. foreign policy -- including foreign commercial policy -- perhaps the most important and…
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Leonardo Padura: ‘The greatest deceit of the 20th Century was Stalinism’
By Ana Mendoza
Segovia (Spain), Sept. 27 –(EFE)– Cuban writer Leonardo Padura has just published a novel, perhaps “the most ambitious” of his works, about the assassination of Russian…
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Free press? Venezuela beats the U.S.
Of course Chavez's new media law is bad. But it won't make a dent in the huge amount of press freedom in Venezuela.
By Mark Weisbrot
From The Guardian (UK)
Denis MacShane attacks…
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