Archive for July 10th, 2008

African Dictatorships and Double Standards: Where is the International Criticism Over US-Allied Equatorial Guinean Leader Teodoro Obiang?

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Posted in Bush Administration, Equatorial Guinea, Human Rights, Teodoro Obiang
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The Fruit Hunters: Author Adam Leith Gollner on the Politics of Fruit and the Secret History of the “Miracle Berry”

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As Global Food Crisis Tops G8 Summit Agenda, World Leaders Enjoy Lavish 18-Course Banquet

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Posted in Food Crisis, G8 Summit, World Hunger
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Foreclosure Phil: Journalist David Corn on How McCain Campaign Adviser Phil Gramm Helped Create the Subprime Mortgage Crisis

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Five Ways Wall Street and Washington Set Us Up for the Crash: Author Nomi Prins Explains Where Congress Went Wrong on Lending

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Environmental Groups Slam G8 Leaders for Not Doing More on Global Warming

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Posted in Environmental Issues, G8 Summit, Global Waming
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Canadian Court Rules Immigration and Refugee Board Reconsider Asylum Claim for US War Resister

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Posted in Canada, War Resisters


Award-Winning Palestinian Journalist Mohammed Omer Details Abuse by Israeli Security Officials

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Posted in Human Rights, Israel, Mohammed Omer, Palestine


July 4th Special: Readings From Howard Zinn’s “Voices of a People’s History of the United States”

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Posted in Howard Zinn


Lawsuit Accuses Big Oil of Conspiracy to Deceive Public About Climate Change

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Posted in Big Oil, Environmental Issues


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