Progreso Semanal - Our world from progressive perpectives

HA NOI (VNS) - Viet Nam will continue to cooperate with Cuba, developing the fraternal solidarity between the two nations. Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc made this…
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Interesting discussion on the first presidential debate during a Sunday TV program. The interchange between columnist and economist Paul Krugman and conservative panelist Mary Matalin…
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By John Whitesides (REUTERS) - He has been stereotyped as the Obama administration's gaffe-prone sideshow. But Vice President Joe Biden also is a veteran debater who was in the U.S.…
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Today is Tuesday, October 9. If you plan to vote for president of the U.S. in November and you’re still not registered to vote – at least in Florida – you have the rest of the day…
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But have an opportunity in education From Latino Decisions The latest impreMedia-Latino Decisions tracking poll released today revealed a continued trend in support for…
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Economic Growth, Expansion of Welfare State Likely to Continue for Many Years From the Center for Economic and Policy Research WASHINGTON, D.C. - Hugo Chávez’ re-election to…
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A review: By Bernard Jacobson From The Seattle Times It would have taken a more than ordinarily determined churl not to be moved and inspired by what happened in Benaroya…
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The Daily Beast So much for a landslide. Mitt Romney is leading the president 49 to 47 percent after Wednesday’s Denver debate, according to a Rasmussen poll. The results, the…
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By Mark Weisbrot From The Guardian On May 30, Dan Rather, one of America’s most well-known journalists, announced that Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez would die “in a…
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By Jonathan Cohn From The New Republic The pundits are unanimous. Mitt Romney had more energy, offered more specifics, and may even have come across as more empathetic. I agree…
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