International

                
  • Children tortured at Abu Ghraib

    Children tortured at Abu Ghraib

    July 23, 2004 By William Rivers Pitt

    The biggest story of the Iraq war is not about missing weapons of mass destruction, or about deep-cover CIA officers getting their covers blown by vengeful White House agents, or even about 900 dead American soldiers.

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  • Cuba offers ray of light in cancer battle

    Cuba offers ray of light in cancer battle

    July 23, 2004

    Cancer may have met its match, and the potential breakthrough may have far-reaching political ramifications, as well.

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  • Let Cuba live! End the U.S. blockade!

    Let Cuba live! End the U.S. blockade!

    July 23, 2004

    The National Board of the Communist Party USA released the following statement on July 19. Fifty-one years ago this week a small number of Cuban patriots took history into their own hands and led an uprising...

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  • Senate report: Iraq intelligence was wrong

    Senate report: Iraq intelligence was wrong

    July 16, 2004

    Although 20 percent of the Senate Intelligence Committee’s final report on Iraq remains secret, what was released July 9 sheds the cold light of day on the Bush administration’s intelligence used to support its first-strike policy...

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  • New policies on Cuba create backlash

    New policies on Cuba create backlash

    July 15, 2004

    New regulations affecting Cuban Americans who go to Cuba to visit family there have backfired. The Bush administration is facing both divisions within the U.S. Cuban community and opposition in Congress. In early May, a Bush-appointed...

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