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  • A revolution in education

    A revolution in education

    April 20, 2009

    Original source: British teachers may be struggling against low pay, growing class sizes, damaging testing regimes and privatisation - but they have been offered hope by a system that puts people first. Cuban teacher Lissette Rubio...

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  • 1,500 Indian farmers commit mass suicide: Why we are complicit in these deaths

    1,500 Indian farmers commit mass suicide: Why we are complicit in these deaths

    April 18, 2009

    (Reposted from www.alternet.org) The headline has been hard to ignore. Across the world press, news media have announced that over 1,500 farmers in the Indian state of Chattisgarh committed suicide. The motive has been blamed on...

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  • Growing interest in Japan about Venezuela’s revolution

    Growing interest in Japan about Venezuela’s revolution

    April 18, 2009

    (Akahata is published by the Communist Party of Japan) Japanese Communist Party Social Sciences Institute Director Fuwa Tetsuzo (former JCP Central Committee chair) on April 7 attended a meeting in Tokyo with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez...

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  • India gets ready for ‘Third Front’ in polls

    India gets ready for ‘Third Front’ in polls

    April 18, 2009 By Morning Star

    Indian voters cast their ballots in round one of parliamentary elections on Thursday amid Maoist violence that left at least 17 dead. In the first of five phases, over 140 million people voted in large swathes...

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  • People’s Summit: End blockade of Cuba

    People’s Summit: End blockade of Cuba

    April 17, 2009

    Port of Spain, Apr 15 (Prensa Latina) The People's Summit beginning here today will urge the US to end the over 50-year economic, commercial and financial blockade of Cuba. David Abdulah, head of the organizing committee,...

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