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  • Call to Free the Five resounds in Toronto

    Call to Free the Five resounds in Toronto

    November 16, 2007

    TORONTO, Canada — Over 200 friends of Cuba from throughout North America gathered here, Nov. 9-11, to hear legal updates, retool strategies and rededicate themselves to the liberation of five Cuban men jailed in the United...

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  • NATIONAL CLIPS: November 17

    NATIONAL CLIPS: November 17

    November 16, 2007 By Denise Winebrenner Edwards

    LONG BEACH, Calif.: Antiwar vets barred from parade OLYMPIA, Wash.: Peace activists arrested for blocking military gear PALO ALTO, Calif.: Stanford students say no to Rumsfeld LEWISTON, Maine: Somali American runner charges foul play

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  • Pakistans struggle for democracy intensifies

    Pakistans struggle for democracy intensifies

    November 16, 2007 By Teresa Albano

    As Pakistan enters its second week under martial law, political parties, unionists, lawyers, journalists and other “civil society” components are coalescing to challenge Gen. Pervez Musharraf’s emergency rule and widespread repression of democratic rights.

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  • Ohio town hall meeting: Fix the health care system

    Ohio town hall meeting: Fix the health care system

    November 16, 2007

    ASHTABULA, Ohio — Health Care for All was the topic at the Ashtabula Town Hall meeting Nov. 10 at People’s Missionary Baptist Church. The meeting, endorsed by the NAACP and the Ashtabula AFL-CIO and Retiree Council,...

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  • Mass strike halts French rail network

    Mass strike halts French rail network

    November 15, 2007

    France’s train traffic ground to a halt Nov. 13 as transport workers launched open-ended strikes against President Nicolas Sarkozy’s regressive “reform program.” Trade union leaders warned that the walkout, which has been sparked by Sarkozy’s plans...

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