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Bruno Rodriguez Parilla, 07/15/2009
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parilla. (Xinhua)
The Non-Aligned Movement has overcome the difficult moments of the last decade of the twentieth century when, after the end of the so-called Cold War, the relevance of this organization was put to the question.
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Gwen Olsen, 07/15/2009
(Illustration by Thierry Geoffroy – Courtesy Wikimedia Commons)
It appears people have married the healthcare system in this country. Americans are either unconvinced or unwilling to acknowledge that our healthcare system is corrupt, under-serving, unmanageable and outright dangerous.
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Political Affairs, 07/14/2009
On this episode, the government is now saying that the swine flu may not be as bad as expected, plus, we interview scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson about his new radio show, Star Talk Radio, and we talk with up and coming hip hop band Junkyard Empire about politics and music.
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Thomas Riggins, 07/13/2009
Protesters demand bailout for Main Street. (PWW Photo by Tim Wheeler)
Anyone who reads Marx’s great work Capital today, and the number of new readers is growing, will find, before they hit the first chapter, six prefaces (four to German editions and one each to the French and English editions) and two afterwords (to the French and to the second German editions).
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John Case, 07/13/2009
¿Cuál es el objetivo de las reformas económicas promovidas por la administración Obama? ¿Qué medida de progreso ha habido, o que se puede esperar de las propuestas de reforma para el avance de la seguridad y de los intereses de los trabajadores?
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Earth Talk, 07/13/2009
Photo by J.P.-Mueller, Courtesy-Flickr
It’s true that train travel is one of the lowest impact ways to get from point to point short of walking, jogging or bicycling. In the early part of the 20th century, with car and air travel both in their infancies, taking the train was really the only practical way for Americans to get from city to city.
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IRIN News, 07/13/2009
A dramatic plunge in international donor funding for family planning is threatening to undermine other humanitarian goals such as fighting poverty and hunger, as well as efforts to counter global warming.
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Xinhua, 07/13/2009
Commerce Secretary Locke (center) and Energy Secretary Chu (left) prepare to visit China. (Commerce Department)
Stronger China-US cooperation on clean energy will be the goal of two US officials who will be visiting China this week. US Commerce Secretary Gary Locke and Energy Secretary Steven Chu will be in China from Tuesday to Friday.
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Vietnam News Agency, 07/13/2009
No strains of A/H1N1 have been found resistant to Tamiflu in Viet Nam, director of the National Institute of Infectious and Tropical Diseases Nguyen Van Kinh said yesterday.
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John Case, 07/12/2009
(cartoon by Alexei Talimonov)
In the Coal-creek river valley in Southern West Virginia actress Daryl Hannah and NASA climatologist James Hansen were arrested protesting continuation of mountain top – "surface" – mining, warning of dire environmental consequences and unfunded costs exceeding the value of coal mined.
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Earth Talk, 07/12/2009
(Photo by Jake-Brewer, Courtesy-Flickr)
No doubt human population growth is a major contributor to global warming, given that humans use fossil fuels to power their increasingly mechanized lifestyles. More people means more demand for oil, gas, coal and other fuels mined or drilled from below the Earth’s surface.
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Prabhat Patnaik, 07/12/2009
(cartoon by Alexei Talimonov)
There is a very common view that the current financial crisis of the capitalist world, and its fall-out in the form of the most severe slump since the Great Depression of the 1930s, are a consequence of “greed” on the part of the financial sector.
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Carl Bloice, 07/12/2009
President Obama speaks on economic recovery. (White House photo)
Now they are out to nickel and dime us to death. Here in my home town the traffic and parking department has been prevailed upon to “step up” its enforcement activity – and maneuvering to have parking meters work far into the night – in order help cover some of the city’s budget deficit.
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The Guardian (Australia), 07/12/2009
Peace groups in Australia say the Talisman Saber military exercises are training for a war the Australian people do not want.
The US-Australian Talisman Saber 09 (TS09) military exercise started as The Guardian went to press. TS09 which began on July 6 at the Shoalwater Bay Training Area near Rockhampton will conclude on July 26. Military of both countries will be met by peace campaigners calling for the war games to be canceled.
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Akahata, 07/12/2009
Four former administrative vice foreign ministers in early June acknowledged the existence of a secret Japan-US agreement allowing US nuclear weapons to be brought into Japan.
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Sherwood Ross, 07/12/2009
Oscar Arias, the president of Costa Rica and the person who will serve as mediator of the crisis in Honduras, writes in an OpEd piece July 10th in the Miami Herald, “This coup demonstrates, once more, that the combination of powerful militaries and fragile democracies creates a terrible risk.”
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Joel Wendland, 07/12/2009
(Photo by Centers for Disease Control)
While the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimated last week that as many as 1 million Americans may have contracted the H1N1 virus, it doesn't seem to be any more dangerous than the seasonal flu, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius told reporters on a teleconference call, July 10.
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Joel Wendland, 07/10/2009
In a strongly worded letter to members of Congress, Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) founder Morris Dees expressed serious concerns about growing signs that members of neo-Nazi groups are infiltrating the US military.
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Cuban News Agency, 07/10/2009
(White House photo by Pete Souza.)
Ban Ki-Moon, Secretary General of the United Nations, today said that the goals agreed to by the members of the Group of the eight most industrialized nations of the world (G8) are insufficient to counter climate change.
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Joel Wendland, 07/10/2009
Star Talk Radio host Neil deGrasse Tyson with co-host comedian Lynne Koplitz.
Are you a Discovery channel junky? If so, a new radio show hosted by renowned astrophysicist Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson will hit the spot. Tyson has teamed up with Comedy Central's Lynn Koplitz for a new science-based radio talk show called Star Talk.
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