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» Iran says CIA agents arrested ahead of Feb. 11 rally
» UN likely to refer Goldstone findings to The Hague
» Wars sending U.S. into ruin
Obama the peace president is fighting battles his country cannot afford
» Chavez: U.S. military bases in Colombia stab to S. America
» Defiant Iran set to begin higher enrichment of uranium
» Ancient tribal language becomes extinct as last speaker dies
Death of Boa Sr, last person fluent in the Bo language of the Andaman Islands, breaks link with 65,000-year-old culture
» 'Moscow cannot agree with sanctions against Iran'
» China Renews Opposition to Iran Sanctions

The Limited Minds of the American Elite by Chris Floyd

Liberals Get a War President of Their Very Own by Murray Polner

Obama's base pact with Colombia accelerates 'dangerous trend'
by Sherwood Ross

Q & A with the State Department on Haiti by Judith Scherr

Media Failures on Haiti: Great Television, Bad Journalism
by Robert Jensen

Haiti, Katrina, and Why I Won't Give To Haiti Through the Red Cross by Bruce A. Dixon

The hate and the quake in Haiti
by Sir Hilary Beckles

Haiti: An Unwelcome Katrina Redux by Cynthia McKinney

Haiti's tragedy: A crime of US imperialism by Bill Van Auken

Legacy of US-Haitian Relations Dating Back to 1804 by Danny Glover and Amy Goodman

Misinformation and Racism Hamper Recovery Efforts in Haiti
by Democracy Now!

Profiting From Haiti's Crisis
by Benjamin Dangl

The Right Testicle of Hell: History of a Haitian Holocaust
by Greg Palast

Mandela, Gandhi-ji and art of leaving by Prakash Persad

Karma, Bas, not Kamla
by Raffique Shah

WASA: What an authority
by Martin George

After 47 years Pan trinbago hasn't got it right
by Dennis Pantin

Trial without jury?
by Dana Seetahal

Pitfalls on the way to unity
by Selwyn Ryan

Feeling the sweetness
by Martin Daly

How Low Can You Go Mr. Panday? by Stephen Kangal

Requiem for a heavyweight
by Michael Harris

Haiti: A few good men...and women by Raffique Shah

Panday won the race...to the bottom! by Selwyn Ryan

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Kamla's dawn, Panday's sunset
by Sean Douglas

Cracking the UNC Whip
by Gail Alexander

Kamla Persad-Bissessar's Statement for Change

INTERNATIONAL NEWS

» Obama's 'secret war': U.S. soldiers killed inside Pakistan
» Toyota chief apologizes for global recalls
» Is US bullying Toyota on recall?
The US transportation chief's public rebukes of Toyota's handling of a massive safety recall have raised eyebrows, given the US government's major stake in rivals General Motors and Chrysler.
» India forms new climate change body
The Indian government has established its own body to monitor the effects of global warming because it "cannot rely" on the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the group headed by its own leading scientist Dr R.K Pachauri.
» Airport Body Scanning Raises Radiation Exposure, Committee Says
» If They Wish to Remain Blind...
In an abrupt decision, the government of Panama, led by entrepreneur Ricardo Martinelli has decided to terminate the free eye care cooperation program known as Operation or Mission Miracle, under which poor people had their vision either restored or improved free of charge.
» Congressional hearing reveals US intelligence agencies shielded Flight 253 bomber THE revelation that US intelligence agencies made a deliberate decision to allow Abdulmutallab to board the commercial flight, without any special airport screening, has been buried in the media.
» Strengthening US 'Defense' In Gulf A Step To War
» How to Save the Obama Presidency: Bomb Iran
» Official Says Jackson Doctor to Be Charged

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Venezuela's Chavez Announces Currency Devaluation
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Venezuela and China Consolidate "Strategic Alliance," Expand Bilateral Trade
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez on How to Tackle Climate Change: "We Must Go from Capitalism to Socialism"
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Venezuela to Demand Extradition of Banker Detained in the U.S.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Obama Is Preparing for War in South America
Monday, December 21, 2009
A Decade of Propaganda? The BBC’s Reporting of Venezuela.
Friday, December 18, 2009
Hugo Chavez in Cuba: I came here to stay forever
Monday, December 14, 2009
Intoxicated by power, Blair tricked us into war
Monday, December 14, 2009
Lessons from Venezuela
Friday, December 11, 2009
Chavez's Historic Call for a Fifth Socialist International
Tuesday, December 1, 2009

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