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  • There is plenty of hope for progress if we struggle as a people

    There is plenty of hope for progress if we struggle as a people

    January 8, 2009

    Originally published on LatinoLA, Jan. 7, The change in the White House and Congress is significant, important victories can be won Just imagine if John McCain and Sara Palin had been elected.

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  • Why do they hate Cuba?

    Why do they hate Cuba?

    January 8, 2009

    The U.S. government assumes that regular rules don’t apply to Cuba. Take for example the arms shipments proceeding from Honduras to Florida. Neither the U.S. military nor a military contractor is involved. Instead, Sanco Global Arms...

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  • Censored 2009: Top 25 most censored stories

    Censored 2009: Top 25 most censored stories

    January 8, 2009 By Tim Pelzer

    According to a study undertaken by the British polling group Opinion Research Business, American military actions since 2003 have led to the death of one million Iraqi people, rivaling mass killings in Rwanda in 1994 and...

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  • Humanitarian crisis in Gaza

    Humanitarian crisis in Gaza

    January 8, 2009

    A sampling of reports indicate the shocking toll on civilians in Gaza: World Health Organization, Jan. 5: Two shells hit 15 meters from Al Awda hospital’s emergency room. A nurse sustained severe head injuries. Three mobile...

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  • Blues: Oxygen for working people

    Blues: Oxygen for working people

    January 7, 2009 By James Thompson

    I went to see Cadillac Records with two of my movie buddies on the night after opening in Houston. This great movie is an exceptional attempt to portray the genius of African-American music.

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