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  • Tribunals examine U.S. role in Colombia

    Tribunals examine U.S. role in Colombia

    January 4, 2008 By W. T. Whitney Jr.

    In Colombia, four million people have been forced from their homes and land. Poverty is rampant: almost 24 percent of Colombians earn less than two dollars a day; 65 percent, less than three dollars daily; 40...

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  • Fidel Castro sends greeting to Cuban parliament

    Fidel Castro sends greeting to Cuban parliament

    January 1, 2008

    ‘There hasn’t been a day in my life in which I haven’t learned something’ The following note and message from Fidel Castro was sent to President of the Cuban National Assembly Ricardo Alarcon on Dec. 27,...

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  • A U.S. socialized medicine success story

    A U.S. socialized medicine success story

    December 22, 2007

    Charles Gibson, anchor of ABC’s nightly news program, asked his Dec. 12 viewing audience the following provocative question: What national health care program in our country uses “socialized medicine,” and why do people like it? Then...

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  • S. Africas Communists comment on Zuma victory

    S. Africas Communists comment on Zuma victory

    December 21, 2007

    The ANC conference: a platform for a fresh start POLOKWANE, South Africa — The South African Communist Party congratulates the newly elected national officials of the African National Congress, led by President Jacob Zuma. We also...

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  • Fear of Cuba

    Fear of Cuba

    December 21, 2007

    During the Vietnam War era, President Richard Nixon worried about his country becoming a “pitiful, helpless giant.” Now, with the world’s only superpower over-reacting to fears, that possibility seems to have resurfaced. Two recent U.S. measures...

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