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Read MoreMichael Ratner is a prominent civil rights lawyer and president of the Center for Constitutional Rights In his jost recent book,Guantanamo, he collaborates with political journalist Ellen Ray to describe the illegal detention...
Read MoreOn Thursday 16th September, we are likely to have the largest strike by public service workers since our democratic breakthrough in 1994. The SACP is not in the habit of involving itself directly in the details of any collective...
Read MoreIt would be naïve to expect there can be anything other than a guilty verdict in the Milosevic case, if only because the trial – its wheels set in motion by the same parties whose interest in dismembering Yugoslavia...
Read MoreIllegal weapons of mass destruction have not only been found in Iraq but have been used against Iraqis and have even killed US troops. But Washington and its allies have tried to cover up this outrage because the chief culprit...
Read MoreWe were disappointed to learn that on Friday, September 10th, President Bush issued a determination that the United States intends to take action against Venezuela for allegedly not standing strongly against human trafficking....
Read MoreThe Central Committee of the Syrian Communist Party held an extended meeting on September 11th 2004 under the chairmanship of its General Secretary, Comrade Wisal Farha Bagdash. Committee members and candidates, members of the...
Read MoreIn recent times, U.S.-Cuban relations have gone from bad to worse. Under the Administration of George W. Bush, the U.S. boycott has been more stringently imposed. Anti-government agitation within Cuba has been financed and...
Read MoreFrom the first page, Yossef Bodansky' s Secret History of the Iraq War is full of surprises. He begins by telling readers that the US had a “viable, urgent imperative to go to war against Iraq … (T)he...
Read MoreCaracas, August 16, 2004 — Outside the presidential palace, thousands listened to President Hugo Chavez’ victory speech shortly after the country’s only electoral authority (CNE) announced the preliminary...
Read MoreOn August 15, with the referendum that will decide either for ratifying or revoking the presidential mandate of Bolivarian commander Hugo Chavez, an important page not only of the history of struggles and victories of the...
Read MoreVictor Jara is an extremely important influence on the music and culture of Chile. His life was a reflection of his country, of the tumultuous times in which he lived, and of his personal philosophies. Victor Jara began his life...
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