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  • Letters

    Letters

    January 17, 2003

    Who polices the police? The Bush administration has assigned itself the task of policing the world. We vote (except with Bush, who was selected) for president to govern our country, not to rule the world. There...

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  • Editorials

    Editorials

    January 17, 2003

    It’s still the economy A Los Angeles Times poll taken last December shows overwhelming support for an economic agenda focused on spending for improvements to the country’s infrastructure (53 percent) rather than an agenda focused on...

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  • Of Lungos & Seoritos: A Colombian view of Venezuela

    Of Lungos & Seoritos: A Colombian view of Venezuela

    January 16, 2003

    At the petroleum refinery of Barrancabermeja the workers who are consigned to hard manual labor are called “lungos.” There are a lot of them and they earn very little. They are almost all temporary laborers and...

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  • Letters

    Letters

    January 10, 2003

    Peace with North Korea In a news report on National Public Radio mocking North Korea’s statement that U.S. policy was aimed at world domination and nuclear war in Korea, Eric Weiner noted that the “Stalinist regime”...

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  • Editorials

    Editorials

    January 10, 2003

    Jobless workers win a few weeks of relief Although both combatants were standing when the battle was over, the House and Senate vote to extend the Temporary Emergency Unemployment Compensation benefits for five months is a...

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