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May 22 – May 28, 2006 articles
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Gene C. Gerard, 05/28/2006
Earlier this month the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) held a conference on sexually transmitted diseases. The conference was slated to include a panel discussion entitled “Are Abstinence-Only Until Marriage Programs a Threat to Public Health?”
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José Reinaldo Carvalho, 05/26/2006
On the third anniversary of United States aggression against Iraq, the world is on the verge of another international political crisis and a new war waged by the world’s biggest superpower against another sovereign nation, Iran.
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Sarah Anderson, 05/26/2006
If we don't start developing a long-term strategy for lifting up living standards in our neighboring countries now, we can expect the same excruciating debate, ridden with knee-jerk remedies and crackpot xenophobia, for years to come.
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Jason Miller, 05/26/2006
"...the United States continues to mouth empty platitudes about spreading freedom and democracy, pompously lecturing other nations on human rights, and hypocritically determining which nations are too “evil” to be trusted with nuclear technology"
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Stephen Lendman, 05/26/2006
With the information now available and published here, I feel more certain than ever that US instigated serious trouble is heading toward Venezuela and maybe harsher than we might expect.
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Alfonso Nacianceno, 05/26/2006
The careful work by Cuban specialists to preserve documents belonging to the Ernest Hemingway archive will make it possible for the delivery of copies of over 22,000 pages of writings by the author to the John F. Kennedy Library of the US Congress.
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David Swanson, 05/26/2006
Black is white. War is peace. Impeachment is good for Republicans. Haven't you heard? The Republicans say so. The Democrats say so. It just must BE so.
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Michael Lettieri and Derek Drayer, 05/26/2006
Speculation over whether incumbent Alvaro Uribe will continue as Colombia’s president has long disappeared. After winning an extremely controversial high court decision allowing him to stand for reelection, Uribe has found few obstacles in his path.
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Mike Hall, 05/25/2006
Working America gives working families that lack the benefits of union membership the opportunity to join forces with the AFL-CIO’s 9 million members in the fight for good jobs, health care, retirement security and more.
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James Parks, 05/25/2006
An unfavorable decision by the NLRB...would allow employers to reclassify nurses and other workers as “supervisors” to avoid recognizing or bargaining with their unions.
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irinnews.org, 05/25/2006
Chad's government has blamed the Sudanese government in Khartoum for sponsoring militia groups to enter Chad with the goal of destabilising the Deby’s government.
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International Press Center, 05/25/2006
In joint press conference with key leaders of Fatah and Hamas leaders, PM Haneyeh said that both movements will give instructs to their members to halt traded shootout in Gaza Strip and end all military shows.
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Haiti Progres, 05/25/2006
Because he takes the presidency under a Constitutionally forbidden foreign occupation whose conductors – Washington, Paris and Ottawa – still forbid exiled former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide from returning to his homeland, Préval will face a difficult challenge...
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Norman Markowitz, 05/25/2006
While there are very great differences between the Vietnam War and the Iraq occupation, there is one important similarity. The people of Iraq are the real victims of what is happening and the death and destruction that is devastating their country is what history will remember.
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Larry Birns and Michael Lettieri, 05/25/2006
In the State Department’s near-universally discredited series of annual certification reports, Cuba found itself once again lumped in with Iran, Libya (only briefly), Syria, North Korea and Sudan as a “state sponsor of terrorism.”
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David Swanson, 05/25/2006
Glenn Greenwald's new book "How Would a PATRIOT ACT? Defending American Values from a President Run Amok," lays out a powerful, concise, and well-researched argument that President Bush is a threat to our government's system of checks and balances and to our individual liberties.
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Juan Dufflar Amel, 05/24/2006
The NAM was based on five founding principles: mutual respect for each other's territorial integrity and sovereignty, mutual non-aggression, mutual non-interference in domestic affairs, equality and mutual benefit, and peaceful co-existence
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Blade Nzimande, 05/24/2006
A working class Party does not exercise its vanguard role in relation to the trade unions by capturing them or transforming them into wings of the Party, but rather by proving that the Party and its individual members are the most ideologically clear and the most devoted and loyal participants in the workers’ cause
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Thomas Riggins, 05/24/2006
To halt the current slide towards fascism ("the national security state") we will need the combined forces of the progressive left as well as the center of the political spectrum that still believes in democracy and takes the Bill of Rights seriously.
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Ramzy Baroud, 05/24/2006
Palestinians and their faithful supporters throughout the world commemorated May 15, as Nakba Day, the day when Israel was declared a state atop the ruins of Palestinian homes and hundreds of ethnically cleansed towns and villages, 58 years ago.
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