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  • Hunger strikers protest indigenous oppression in Chile

    Hunger strikers protest indigenous oppression in Chile

    January 5, 2008

    Five Chilean hunger strikers, four of them members of the indigenous Mapuche people, are playing a leading part in the struggle of the country’s indigenous people for economic and civil rights. They have the support of...

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  • Latin American labor and solidarity activists gather in Tijuana

    Latin American labor and solidarity activists gather in Tijuana

    January 5, 2008

    TIJUANA, Mexico — Winning justice for the Cuban Five, now serving long and unjust sentences for trying to defend their country against U.S.-based attacks, was a special focus as labor and solidarity activists from throughout the...

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  • Big change starts in Iowa

    Big change starts in Iowa

    January 4, 2008

    DES MOINES, Iowa – If an 11th hour Obama rally, that brought over 1,000 voters out into sub-zero cold to Hoover High here on Jan. 2 is any indication then the 2008 elections are bound to...

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  • Iraq: Is U.S. surging trouble?

    Iraq: Is U.S. surging trouble?

    January 4, 2008 By Susan Webb

    Bloody suicide bombings continued to slaughter dozens of Iraqi civilians in recent weeks, and a new United Nations report says that 2 million Iraqi children suffer from malnutrition, disease and disrupted schooling.

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  • Letterman proves union-made comedy is funnier

    Letterman proves union-made comedy is funnier

    January 4, 2008 By Teresa Albano

    NBC’s boy Jay Leno crossed the electronic picket line last night. Scab! On the other station, CBS’s David Letterman proved that union-written comedy is superior. Hands down, Letterman was funnier

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