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  • Cuban Adjustment Act: still deadly 40 years later

    Cuban Adjustment Act: still deadly 40 years later

    June 29, 2007

    For decades the U.S. has used the 1966 Cuban Adjustment Act to manipulate Cuban emigration for counterrevolutionary purposes. Its provision that Cubans arriving on U.S. soil gain permanent residency after a year has lured thousands to...

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  • Mighty Heart is a mighty film

    Mighty Heart is a mighty film

    June 29, 2007

    MovieREVIEW A Mighty Heart Directed by Michael Winterbottom Paramount Vantage, 2007 100 minutes, rated R “A Mighty Heart” is a story about people just trying to get from point A to point B against the backdrop...

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  • Global health care, Cuban-style

    Global health care, Cuban-style

    June 29, 2007

    Movie REVIEW Salud Directed by Connie Field New Paradigms, 2006 93 minutes Against a backdrop of ratcheted-up Bush attacks on Cuba and the devastating contradictions afflicting U.S. health care, the documentary “Salud!” by Medical Education Cooperation...

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  • The first shot in the war for health care

    The first shot in the war for health care

    June 29, 2007

    Pollsters with their questionnaires were all over the moviegoers waiting in line for the sneak preview of “Sicko” on June 23 in Dallas. They seemed particularly interested in finding out why people were motivated to turn...

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  • Sicko a powerful mix of humor, pathos

    Sicko a powerful mix of humor, pathos

    June 29, 2007

    Michael Moore, the activist author and filmmaker, has given every union member in the United States a great tool of advocacy for our health care agenda with his new movie, “Sicko.” We should return that favor...

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