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NAFTA’s 20 Years of Unfulfilled Promises

Manuel Pérez-Rocha December 30, 2013 Manuel Pérez-Rocha

Twenty years after it took effect, NAFTA has failed the vast majority of Mexicans. This deal was supposed to boost employment in Mexico. Instead, NAFTA has become an engine of poverty in the country, forcing millions of Mexicans to migrate to the United States in search of jobs.

The Jason Bourne Strategy: CIA Contractors Do Hollywood

Pratap Chatterjee December 16, 2013 Pratap Chatterjee

Call it the Jason Bourne strategy. Think of it as the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA) plunge into Hollywood -- or into the absurd.  As recent revelations have made clear, that Agency’s moves couldn’t be have been more far-fetched or more real.

An Imperfect Peace: Colombia’s Civil War Nearing End

Immanuel Wallerstein November 25, 2013 Immanuel Wallerstein

There has been civil war in Colombia more or less continuously since 1948. It seems it may finally be coming to an end. It is ending the way most other long-lasting civil wars end. A changed geopolitical context combined with a deep sense of exhaustion on both sides is permitting an uncertain and imperfect compromise arrangement to prevail.

Marching in defense of water rights.

Taking on the Neoliberal Development Model: A Social Movement in Colombia Rises Up in Defense of Water

James Bargent November 22, 2013 James Bargent

In one of Colombia’s key strategic and resource rich areas, Eastern Antioquia, a nascent social movement is unifying disparate social issues under one banner – the defense of water.

Time Slips Into the Past…and the Future: A Book Review of Dons of Time

Ron Jacobs November 12, 2013 Ron Jacobs

A new novel by Greg Guma offers a tale of intrigue and mystery, bringing up the issues surrounding surveillance in a world newly aware of the ever-expanding panopticon.

Veterans Day, 95 Years On: The Enduring Folly of the Battle of the Somme

Adam Hochschild November 11, 2013 Adam Hochschild

In a country that uses every possible occasion to celebrate its “warriors,” many have forgotten that today’s holiday originally marked a peace agreement. Veterans Day in the United States originally was called Armistice Day and commemorated the ceasefire which, at 11 a.m. on November 11, 1918, ended the First World War.

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