Haiti: Election protests continue
By G. Dunkel January 2, 2017 Police step up repression of Haitian protests over contested election of banana exporter and [...]
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Palestinians celebrate release of hunger striker Bilal Kayed
By Joe Catron January 2, 2017 Bilal Kayed in Asira ash-Shamaliya upon his release from prison, Dec. 12. Over 1,000 [...]
What’s behind Trump cabinet choices
By Sara Flounders December 14, 2016 O capitalismo em crise Since the election, the corporate media have focused on the [...]
Women say ‘No to misogyny!’
By Monica Moorehead January 3, 2017 International Working Women’s Day 2016 rally in Harlem, N.Y. at Harriet Tubman statue. [...]
Ultra-right parties take anti-EU stance
By G. Dunkel December 31, 2016 The European Union faces challenges to its existence. At least three major countries [...]
Humanitarian Crisis at the Tijuana-San Diego Border
By Gloria Verdieu December 31, 2016 Haiti refugee shelter on a building rooftop in Tijuana. On visits from San Diego to [...]
Domestic ‘hacking’ distorted election
December 21, 2016 Clamor against the Russian Federation has reached a crescendo, with the corporate media blaming Russia for [...]
Temporary victory at Standing Rock
By Dave Welsh December 15, 2016 Cannon Ball, N.D. – Since last spring, volunteers from 280 Native tribes and countless [...]
War hero dies
Larry Colburn By John Catalinotto December 20, 2016 On Dec. 13, Larry Colburn died. He was the last survivor of a U.S. [...]
A century of lies about Russia
By Stephen Millies December 20, 2016 “Documents prove Lenine and Trotzky hired by Germans” was the New York Times’ [...]
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