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N M Sundaram, 05/23/2006
THE story of subversion of the UNCTAD itself by GATT that later morphed into WTO, enveloping within itself subjects like investments, intellectual property rights and a plethora of non-trade issues, is the story of continuing poverty of nations and backwardness of their development.
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Prakash Karat, 05/20/2006
THE historic victory of the Left Front in West Bengal for the seventh successive time and that too with a three-fourth majority and the decisive victory of the Left Democratic Front in Kerala with a two-third majority have brought the role of the CPI(M) and the Left into sharp focus.
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Shameem Faizee, 05/17/2006
The People's verdict is loud and clear. The people in all the five states that went to the polls have enthusiastically responded to the call of the Left
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Prasenjit Bose, 05/16/2006
THE Report of the US India CEO Forum titled “US-India Strategic Economic Partnership”, which was released during the recent Bush visit, has not attracted much media attention in contrast to the hype over the nuclear deal.
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People's Democracy, 05/15/2006
In West Bengal, the Left Front has romped home for a record seventh successive term with a three-fourth majority. This is, by all counts, an international record of the communists winning democratic elections in a capitalist society.
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Sitaram Yechury, 05/08/2006
MOMENTOUS developments are taking place in Nepal. The people’s upsurge which culminated in the process of restoration of democracy in the country was truly massive.
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CP of Bangladesh, 05/08/2006
The peasants of Kansat have proved that if people unite to struggle for a just cause and struggle undaunting for the cause, they are ultimately crowned with victory.
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R. S. YADAV, 04/29/2006
It is a day of reckoning for Nepal's monarchy. A revolution is taking place there, steadily and resolutely. The pro-democracy movement of Nepalese people has turned into an anti-monarchy upsurge.
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Naresh ‘Nadeem’, 04/23/2006
US imperialists have lost hope of Gyanendra’s survival --- of their safest bet in the country over the last five years.
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Kantipur Online, 04/22/2006
More than hundred thousand people marched in the streets of Pokhara in Kaski, Narayangadh in Chitwan and Ghorahi in Dang district on Thursday demanding immediate restoration of Loktantra and end of autocratic monarchy.
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Kantipur Online, 04/21/2006
The police fired at the protestors defying curfew in Kalanki killing at least three and injuring dozens. The Armed Police Force (APF) personnel fired live and rubber bullets on the mass of about 35,000.
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irinnews.org, 04/20/2006
Nepal’s biggest suppliers of military assistance - India, the United States and the United Kingdom - have already suspended their military assistance to Nepal.
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Combined Sources, 04/18/2006
A meeting of the top leaders of the seven political parties was held today in the afternoon in Kathmandu. The decisions of the meeting were publicized in the following communiqué...
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Sujoy Dhar, 04/18/2006
Around 65 percent of 6.8 million electorate voted Monday in three districts of West Bengal to mark the start of staggered assembly elections the ruling Left Front hopes to win for a record seventh term.
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Naresh ‘Nadeem’, 04/17/2006
Nepalese people have begun to remove the signs and demolish the symbols that remind one of a monarchy’s existence. The slogan “Burn the Crown” has caught the public imagination from one part of this Himalayan nation to another.
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Nilotpal Basu, 04/16/2006
THE elections to West Bengal state assembly, this time, is receiving unprecedented level of attention not only inside the country, but even internationally.
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Joel Wendland, 04/13/2006
Thousands of people demonstrated in many towns across the country over the past six days. Throughout the weekend, pro-democracy demonstrators met with massive brutality by police forces with batons and clubs, rubber bullets and tear gas.
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Joel Wendland, 04/11/2006
With several protesters killed, hundreds wounded, and thousands jailed, opposition political parties in Nepal have extended a recently called general strike indefinitely.
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Raghu, 04/10/2006
US president George W Bush released the latest US National Security Strategy in Washington on March 17, 2006. The NSS is the definitive US strategic policy document which, by law, is supposed to be announced annually but has now been released after a gap of four years.
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Communist Party of Nepal (UML), 04/10/2006
The regressive royal regime has barbarously been mounting its repression on the peaceful demonstrators belonging to the seven-party alliance (SPA).
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